Helping You Navigate The Complexities Of Your Case
An Indiana subcontractor agreement turns on five provisions. Indemnity limits, contingent payment clauses, out-of-state venue terms, flow-down, and lien waivers, explained for central Indiana contractors. 317-829-6797.
Change orders determine whether Indiana contractors get paid for extra work. What belongs in one, how to document a change, and what the contract controls.
How retainage works in Indiana: statutory limits and release deadlines on public work, contract terms on private jobs, escrow, interest, and the sixty day claim deadline.
A realistic timeline for an Indiana breach of contract case: filing deadlines, the Hamilton and Marion County pathways pilot, discovery, and trial dates.
A construction change order in Indiana decides whether extra work gets paid. What belongs in the document, the stricter rule on residential work, and when to call counsel. 317-829-6797.
When a customer will not pay an Indiana construction company, the mechanic’s lien deadline runs first. Collection tools, timelines, residential traps, and when to call a construction lawyer. 317-829-6797.
A customer owes you in Indiana and won’t pay? Here is what to do, how much you can recover, and the filing deadline that matters. Call 317-829-6797.
Thinking about suing to collect money owed in Indiana? Here is how to weigh litigation costs, recoverable damages, and your odds before you file. Call 317-829-6797.
A customer owes your Indiana business $50,000 and won’t pay. Learn how to document the debt, send a demand, recover interest, and decide on suit.
A customer falsely claiming your work is defective can hold up your payment and your reputation. Here’s how central Indiana contractors should respond and protect themselves.