03Jun
Joint Check Agreement Causes Big Trouble in Virginia
Many general contractors manage the risk of a subcontractor’s financial instability by issuing joint checks to the subcontractor and its suppliers on a project. These arrangements are usually governed by a separate agreement that sets forth the roles...
By:
Vandeventer Black LLP
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