Change orders during construction projects are almost always inevitable since it isn’t possible to contemplate every single variable or issue before work begins. So, there are “change orders”, which are amendments to a construction contract which change the scope of work. Typically, these change orders modify the work to be done (and usually increase the contract price), adjust the amount of time to complete the work, or both.
Our attorneys with experience in construction and change order claims can assist with navigating this process. This assistance can include contract review, direction on complying with contract requirements for submitting change orders, and best practices to comply with notice requirements during the project. And, if necessary, our attorneys can help litigate claims over disputed change orders.
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Garth A. Schlemlein
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Jesse O. Franklin IV
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Michael W. Babcock
Of Counsel
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Bryan D. Caditz
Of Counsel
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Arnold R. Hedeen
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