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Home » One Contract Document is Better Than Two: Integrating Your Construction Agreement with the General Terms and Conditions
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One Contract Document is Better Than Two: Integrating Your Construction Agreement with the General Terms and Conditions

February 28, 2022Updated:December 6, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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Good legal writing is simply good writing. Construction contracts written in legalese confuse rather than clarify performance expectations. “Gotcha clauses” buried in a contract leads parties to distrust one another. ConsensusDocs standard construction agreements are written in clear and concise language. This helps the parties understand, administer, and interpret the...

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