Jordan Nadel | Source | Partner at Mark Migdal & Hayden
Jordan is a partner with Florida boutique litigation firm Mark Migdal & Hayden. A commercial litigator who focuses his practice in the area of construction law, Jordan represents clients in all aspects of the construction industry including: developers, community associations, government entities, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers.
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"It is common to find general contract language relating to delays outside of the contractor’s control or force majeure. However, it is better practice to specifically address supply chain disruptions in the agreement. Failure to do so could lead to claims or litigation concerning whether supply chain-related delay is excusable or compensable. Such a provision will, at a minimum, allow the contractor an extension of time relating to the delay."
19 October 2021
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19 October 2021article
Construction Dive - The Dotted Line: Careful wording of contracts can combat price escalationsRising materials prices make it more important than ever for contractors to limit risk in their agreements with owners. -
19 October 2021article
Daily Business Review - Proposed Changes to Fla.'s Construction Defect Statute Require Property Owners to Fully Vet Claims Before Filing Suit | Daily Business ReviewIf the intended purpose of Chapter 558 (aka Florida’s Construction Defect statute) is to reduce litigation and provide an opportunity to resolve construction defect claims pre-suit, the statute has woefully failed at its objective. -
19 October 2021article
Wealth Management - What the Permitted Use Clause Means Under COVID-19 RestrictionsWhile many commercial real estate insiders have focused on the force majeure clauses, there are other aspects of lease contracts that may come into play.
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