Bonding Issues
Virtually all public works and some private project contracts require that prime contractors post payment and performance bonds as security to project completion. Frequently, subcontractors are also required to bond their performance and payment obligations for projects. AC+S lawyers are routinely involved in myriad issues concerning the bonding and surety relationships that exist on a construction project.
Our practice represents contractors, subcontractors, owners and bonding companies in construction defaults, payment and performance bond claims, resolution, litigation and arbitration of disputes, and alternate dispute resolution of bonding claims. We resolve bonding issues in formal and informal proceedings before administrative and regulatory agencies, boards of contract appeals, and state and federal trial and appellate courts. AC+S lawyers wield the depth of experience necessary to resolve any bonding issue.
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