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The Coronavirus Is Delaying a Construction Project. What Does Your Contract Say?

Construction project delays that could put developers in default of their contracts. Now is the time to re-examine those contracts to see what exactly they have agreed to.

3 minute read April 01, 2020 at 12:06 AM
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Erika Morphy
The Coronavirus Is Delaying a Construction Project. What Does Your Contract Say?

There was already a shortage of labor in the construction industry before the arrival of the coronavirus. Now, that shortage will likely become even worse. The cost of materials had been rising before the arrival of the coronavirus.

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