06Jan
Superior Court Judge Sends Stern Message to Construction Industry: Respond to Pay Applications Promptly or Expect to Pay Full Price
In a business where time is money, large construction projects – at least those that are properly managed – proceed at a feverish pace. To keep up, project managers up and down the chain are often forced to communicate with one another in shorthand – a quick phone call, text message, or email, rather than something more formal – and to prioritize emergencies over the exchange of routine paperwork. But, at least according to one Superior Court judge, PMs must reconsider how and when they respond...
By:
Conn Kavanaugh
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