Aron C. Beezley and Owen E. Salyers | GovCon Source A termination for convenience (T4C) can be a major disruption for a government contractor. The government may have the right to end a contract even when the contractor has done nothing wrong, but that does not necessarily mean the contractor simply walks away without payment.… Continue reading Your Government Contract Was Terminated for Convenience: What Should You Do Next?
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Go Your Own Way: Easier Said Than Done on Washington Construction Projects
Colm P. Nelson | Stoel Rives Abstract Ending a construction contract can trigger significant legal and practical consequences for owners and contractors. This article examines the risks that can arise when project participants decide to terminate or separate, including the differences between mutual separation, termination for cause, and termination for convenience. It also highlights the… Continue reading Go Your Own Way: Easier Said Than Done on Washington Construction Projects
Changing Your Mind, for Whatever Reason – Terminating a Construction Contract for Convenience in Florida
Troy Mainzer | The Dispute Resolver Owner: “You’re FIRED! Please remove all equipment and leave the premises.” Contractor: “You can’t do that. We signed a contract and have done everything that has been asked – we are performing ahead of schedule, under budget, and the work quality is superb.” Owner: “Yes, but another company can do it cheaper and the contract… Continue reading Changing Your Mind, for Whatever Reason – Terminating a Construction Contract for Convenience in Florida