By Francis D. McWilliams, Senior Associate Attorney Construction contracts invariably lay out deadlines for the contractor to meet, such as a start date and a date for substantial completion.  Specific deadlines in black and white may give the unwary homeowner a sense of security that the deadlines will be [...]

By Allegra S. Melton, Associate Attorney I. Introduction Generally, an owner of a construction corporation or limited liability company will not be held liable for the debts, obligations, or liabilities of the company. This means that an owner’s personal assets are not on the hook for any of the [...]