Variation Orders in Project Management
Construction contract law is a highly nuanced area of law that demands the legal insight and skill of an experienced business law lawyer. While construction contracts are put into place to protect the interests of both the builders and those for whom they are doing work, often time, the language of expectations and clear delineation of responsibilities is not spelled out well enough to effectively protect a contractor’s best interest.
Irving Solnik has over 50 years of experience helping those in the construction industry develop solid contracts that protect their best interests throughout the course of any project.
Sometimes, in the course of a project, a variation order is required. A variation order provides flexibility to the original contract so that unforeseeable tasks or events can be addressed in a legally binding way. It enables contractors and project managers to complete a job in a way that is mutually desirable to them and their employer. Variation orders must be confirmed in writing—and are therefore just as legally binding as the original contract. For this reason, it is a good idea to consult an experienced business law lawyer like Irving Solnik before you agree to a variation order in project management.
Variation orders may impact the initial price quoted, the amount of work required and a host of other matters that are unforeseeable at the time a variation order in project management is drafted. Contractors are generally responsible for missing items or errors in quantities—make sure your best interests are protected under construction contract law by contacting Irving Solnik today!
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