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The threat alone might be enough to convince the contractor to finish the job or give you your money back. Request Arbitration. Contact Your Bank. File a Small Claims Court Suit. Hire an Attorney. Leave a Review.
One example would be if the NBA had a contractual obligation to a major athletic clothing line, but the NFL decided to entice the clothier away by making outlandish offers or promises. In this scenario, the NFL committed tortious interference and would be liable for damages the NBA suffered.
Begin by addressing the issue directly with the contractor. This can often be the quickest and most cost-effective way to resolve a dispute. Clearly state your concerns and desired outcomes. Keeping a record of all communications can be helpful in case the dispute escalates.
Common construction dispute resolution strategies and how they benefit general contractors: Negotiation. Mediation. Adjudication. Construction Arbitration. Tiered Dispute Resolution. Contract Implementation.
By setting clear milestones (that align with important phases or deliverables) and KPIs (metrics that match performance standards outlined in a project), teams can more easily track progress and hold contractors accountable for meeting a projects goals.
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Often, you can simply speak directly to your contractor to settle any disputes or problems that may occur. With discussion and good will, you may be able to resolve the issue without losing time or creating additional expenses for legal procedures.

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