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This article provides a guide for homeowners in NSW on how to prepare for a First Directions hearing in the event of a building dispute. It includes tips on what to bring and how to present your case.
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Get help from our experienced NSW building dispute lawyers at Contracts Specialist to resolve construction project disputes quickly and efficiently. Contact us today for legal assistance.
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Ensure your legal rights are protected during construction projects in Sydney with a well-drafted construction contract. Our lawyers can review, draft, and negotiate contracts on your behalf. Contact us today.
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Learn how to prevent or resolve common home building defects that can pose safety hazards and decrease the value of your property. Our experts can help you identify potential issues and suggest appropriate solutions.
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This article discusses the steps you can take if your contractor license is refused or cancelled by the NSW Office of Fair Trading.
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This article discusses the importance of construction due diligence for homeowners, including six steps to follow and the assistance that can be provided by a construction lawyer.
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Learn how to create and understand a payment schedule for construction work, ensuring timely payment and avoiding legal troubles
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This article provides a guide on payment claims in the Australian construction industry, including what they are, how to enforce them, and relevant legal regulations.
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Discover why Contracts Specialist is the best choice for a building dispute lawyer in Sydney, offering expert advice and guidance throughout the litigation process.
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Variations in home building are changes made to the work outside of the original contract. Both parties can request variations, but disputes can arise. Follow proper procedures and seek legal help to resolve disputes.
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This article explains how to manage delays in home building contracts according to the NSW Fair Trading Home Building Contract for Work Over $20,000, including dispute resolution methods.
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This article discusses payment claims and the Building Construction Industry Act and how they affect homeowners. It provides guidance on how homeowners can protect themselves from payment disputes.
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This article provides 6 tips for homeowners in Australia to avoid building disputes, including choosing the right builder, clear communication, and seeking legal advice if necessary.
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The Security of Payment legislation in NSW requires invoices to be issued in a timely and accurate manner, include required information, and comply with payment terms. Non-compliance can result in delayed payment and payment disputes.
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The Security of Payment Act is a law that aims to provide protection to contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers who work on construction projects.
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Contracts Specialist offers comprehensive legal services for the construction industry, including contract drafting and review, debt recovery, building disputes, and court
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Contracts Specialist can review your construction contracts to ensure they are in good standing.
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Defective building works in home building projects often cause building disputes. This article explains how you can address the defects and building disputes under the 2021 HIA NSW Residential Building Contract for New Dwellings
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Building a home may be the biggest investment of your life. Before you sign that Master Builders BC4 Contract, here are 10 things you must consider.
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It is important that builders and contractors be aware of statutory warranties. These apply for all residential building work in New South Wales
