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A tolling agreement is a legal contract between two parties that pauses the statute of limitations, allowing time for negotiations without the pressure of filing a lawsuit. Builders may propose such agreements while discussing repairs for construction defects. While tolling agreements facilitate extended negotiations, they only bind the involved parties. If the builder goes out of business or other issues arise, additional liable parties, such as general contractors or subcontractors, won't be protected by the agreement. Consequently, the statute of limitations could expire during negotiations, leaving unresolved claims.