“Poor Documentation Can Cost Contractors — Strong Records Can Save Them”
Swift Currie litigation attorney, Taylor Orgeron authored an article for For Construction Pros discussing the importance of proper documentation on construction projects to help track changes, reduce the risk of disputes and support contractors in litigation.
There are numerous ways that a construction project can experience challenges, but proper documentation is an essential step to mitigate exposure to litigation. Even small changes in the construction project should be documented by site supervisors, as having something in writing can make all the difference.
“You need to document your project even if you have been working with the same contractors for years and rely on verbal deals and handshakes,” said Orgeron. “It only takes one bad project to ruin a relationship and bankrupt a company. Whether you do commercial or residential construction, documentation is critical to protecting your company.”
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