I previously talked about a few common customer mentalities that lead to breakdowns in contracts between construction companies and customers. This time, I want
At Moriarty Underhill LLC, we do quite a bit of work involving collection related to construction contracts. We usually represent the contractor, but we
When Colorado business owners choose the form of their business, they have several options. The most popular are probably the corporation, with directors and
One remedy available to those who perform construction work is the Mechanic’s Lien. In Colorado, this is a security interest in real property that
While the public health emergency of Covid-19 may have ended, the legal ramifications of the pandemic will be with us for years to come.
The Residential Roofing Bill A decade ago, Colorado enacted a new law as part of its Consumer Protection statutes that specified mandatory terms in
The Roof Insurance and Construction Process After a bit of a hiatus, hail is back with a vengeance in Colorado this year. From the
Long gone are the days where companies could expect every employee to stay with the same employer for decades. We now live in the
Many times, a homeowner or a general contractor is surprised to learn that the mortgage company on a house is able to intercept insurance
