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Quickly resolve your serious construction disputes and lawsuits, including Payment Disputes, Mechanics Lien services, Contractor Disputes and more. Get decisive representation from Fort Worth Construction Lawyer Joe Tolbert, Board Certified in Construction Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
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Mr. Tolbert has built a reputation not only in Fort Worth and Dallas, but also across Texas, and serves clients in other areas of Texas.
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Document Retention Guide: How Long Should You Keep Your Records?
Update to our post, ‘Builders: How Long Should You Keep Those Documents?’. In construction, every document tells part of your project’s story — and sometimes, that story is what protects your business. Builders often ask how long they should keep project records, contracts, or correspondence after a job is complete. The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. It depends […]
Texas Construction Law Update: What Contractors Need to Know This September
In Texas construction, deadlines and contract terms can make or break a project. As September brings new projects and tighter schedules, contractors and subcontractors should revisit three key areas of construction law: contracts, liens, and dispute prevention. 1) Don’t Overlook Contract Clarity A vague contract is a lawsuit waiting to happen. From payment schedules to […]
