A little background, this is critical for you to understand – a couple years back, one of the largest roofing companies in the US was sued by one of its clients – I’m talking this billion dollar company do 8,000 roofs a year!
A little background, this is critical for you to understand – a couple years back, one of the largest roofing companies in the US was sued by one of its clients – I’m talking this billion dollar company do 8,000 roofs a year! No one could have guessed the potential ramifications that this small lawsuit could have for contractors nationwide. It seems they had some seemingly innocuous language in their construction contract that stated that they would work with the insurance company to help with the consumer’s claim as well as other common, seemingly innocent wording. The lawyer for the consumer jumped on that and made the case that their contract was null and void because there was language in it for activity that was illegal in that state for a roofer to be performing – UPPA language.
