There are various circumstances under which a commercial tenant might continue to occupy a space after their lease term expired. There are also various circumstances where a landlord may decide it needs to eject that...
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Construction Contracts, Change Orders, and Limitation-Of-Liability Clauses in Georgia
Construction contracts can often end up in disputes and, subsequently, litigation. There are many ways that construction contracts (and parties’ contractual rights and obligations) can become complicated and/or disputed. If
December 16, 2022
Settlement Agreements and Enforcing Your Contractual Rights Through Injunctive Relief Under Georgia Law
Binding contracts are an essential tool in conducting business. That includes not just the agreements that govern the transaction of products, goods, and services, but also the contracts that settle disputes between parties.
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My Georgia Commercial Contract Is Void. Can My Business Still Obtain Compensation for Services Rendered??
Sometimes, commercial contract relationships are less than perfect. Imperfections… mistakes… omissions… and more may crop up in the course of your business relationship. Even when those flaws or errors were on your end,
November 17, 2022
A Subcontractor’s Failure to Submit the Proper Notice Proves Costly in $5M Georgia Construction Project Dispute
When you’re dealing with construction projects and contracts, whether you’re a contractor or a subcontractor, invoicing and payment of invoices are critical parts of the process. If you’re the invoicing party, you want
