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ARTICLE · 23 OCTOBER 2021

Put Your House In Order (Part II) – Keep Your Records Straight

Often the steps taken prior to litigation commencing, or even disputes arising, can assist in mitigating potential damages.

CanadaReal Estate and Construction

Often the steps taken prior to litigation commencing, or even disputes arising, can assist in mitigating potential damages.

Preservation, contemporaneous recording, and organization of records is not only important during the litigation process but is an integral part of any strategy to successfully defend all possible claims and minimize overall liability.

How documentation is preserved and organized is partially dependent on what type of claims may be expected arising from a dispute. Regardless of the dispute, the importance of contemporaneous record keeping cannot be stressed enough.

Construction projects can come with a litany of potential issues, including delays, defaults, deficiencies, and disputes. Besides the necessity of adhering to contract requirements, it is essential that these issues are papered contemporaneously when they are occurring.

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