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Originally Posted by blankall
From someone entering the fun world of construction litigation, I've noticed two things:
1. A lot of developers are complete POS. They purposely don't pay their subcontractors and tradesmen and just expect most to not sue, and the treat the ones that do as a business expense. It's pretty easy as a developer/contractor to have someone removed from a worksite.
2. We need to encourage more tradesmen to do work on their own outside of contractors. They can get paid the full amount, without a middle man taking a major portion.
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Ooohh....I can just tell that you're gonna be popular 'round here.
That is a very nebulous and intertwined world. Tradesmen and contractors are like a marriage where both spouses hate each other but are so co-dependent they cant live without each other.
Are you going to have the bailiff make sure everyone surrenders their weapons prior to each round of negotiations?
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