Construction Loss Disputes: How to Proceed in Illinois
The Chicagoland area is no stranger to construction projects and the disputes that come with them. Grzymala Law Offices focuses on construction law and helps businesses and [...]
read moreThe Chicagoland area is no stranger to construction projects and the disputes that come with them. Grzymala Law Offices focuses on construction law and helps businesses and [...]
read moreThe bidding process is a crucial step that can determine whether a project is won or lost. In Illinois, bid preparation, submission, and review are influenced by numerous laws and [...]
read moreEnsuring payment for construction work on public projects in Illinois can be a complex process. Unlike private construction projects, where mechanics liens can be filed directly [...]
read moreChanges to the retention laws in Illinois have shaken up the construction industry. Retention refers to a portion of payment withheld from a contractor or subcontractor until a [...]
read moreThe Implied Warranty of Habitability serves as a foundational safeguard for homeowners, ensuring that new or remodeled residences meet essential standards of safety and [...]
read moreWhen dealing with a construction project, issues can arise that result in non-payment for work completed. This is where a mechanic’s lien can become an essential tool for [...]
read moreProperty Index Numbers (PINs) are crucial tools for anyone involved in Illinois property transactions or construction projects. These unique codes, assigned by county assessors, [...]
read moreUnderstanding legislative changes is crucial for businesses, particularly those in the construction industry. The Illinois Public Adjuster Act, governing the activities and [...]
read moreTime is money. Missing a crucial deadline can cost you. This is especially true when filing a mechanics lien in Illinois. Strict laws govern these claims, and errors can be [...]
read moreThere has been a new change in Illinois mechanics lien law concerning service of Subcontractor's Notice of Lien under Section 24 of the Illinois Mechanics Lien at, 770 ILCS 60/1 [...]
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