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Construction delays affect everything from residential developments to large-scale commercial projects. These delays can lead to cost overruns, disputes, and strained relationships between the parties involved.  Below, we explore the most common causes of construction delays in Texas and the legal remedies available when things don’t go according to plan. Common Causes of Construction…

When a contractor abandons a construction project in Texas, it can cause inconvenience, project delays, and additional costs. In fact, abandonment is a material breach of contract under Texas law. In such cases, the property owner has the legal right to terminate the agreement, hire a replacement contractor, and pursue financial damages through a…

A mechanic’s lien is a legal claim filed against property by a contractor, subcontractor, laborer, or material supplier who has not been paid for work performed or materials furnished. These disputes arise frequently in matters involving real estate law. Under the Texas Constitution and the Texas Property Code (Chapter 53), these parties have the…

In Texas, homeowners have legal rights when a contractor delivers substandard work, such as construction defects, incomplete renovations, or work that fails to meet industry standards. Indeed, there are several causes of action for pursuing a claim related to poor workmanship.  Causes of Action for Suing a Contractor in Texas In Texas, you can…