Legal and Regulatory
Defects, Delays and Change Orders
Depending on how defects, delays and change orders are handled, the effects could be long-term and expensive.
By Jacob A. Epstein
October 18, 2021
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by Jacob A. Epstein
Jacob A. Epstein concentrates his practice in the areas of construction litigation, construction law, real estate litigation and general business litigation. He represents condominium and community associations in matters involving luxury condominiums and single-family homes with respect to defective design and construction claims, and he represents property owners and contractors in delay claims, contract disputes, disputes arising out of pre-construction and post-construction purchase agreements and contract negotiations.
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