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LegalGEWhen purchasing a newly built apartment or house, buyers often encounter construction defects that appear some time after moving in. This could be cracks in walls, leaking roofs, poor quality utilitie
Construction LawA Surety Bond (often realized as a Bank Guarantee or Insurance Bond in Georgia) is one of the primary risk management tools in the construction industry. It is a tripartite agreement where a guarantor
Construction LawCommercial Construction Law: Securing Investments and Regulatory Compliance The rapid growth of the real estate market and infrastructure projects in Georgia makes commercial construction one of the m
Construction LawConstruction Contracts: Risk Management and Successful Partnership The success of a construction project largely depends on the quality of the agreement signed between the parties. A construction cont
Construction LawConstruction Defect Claims: Ensuring Quality and Compensation Cracked walls in a new apartment, a leaking roof, poor plumbing, or foundation issues — this is a reality that, unfortunately, many owners
Construction LawConstruction Delay Claims: Violations of Deadlines and Compensation In the construction industry, time is money. Project delivery delays cause financial losses for both the client (lost revenue, addit
Construction LawConstruction Dispute Resolution: Managing Conflict for Results The construction industry is inherently contentious. Clash of interests between the client, contractor, architect, and engineer is inevit
Construction LawConstruction activity in Georgia is strictly regulated, and any type of construction (except for Class I minor objects) requires an appropriate permit. Obtaining a construction permit is a complex adm
Construction LawInfrastructure projects, such as the construction of roads, bridges, energy facilities (HPPs, solar plants), or utility networks, represent the most legally complex and large-scale direction in the co
Construction LawRenovating an apartment or house is often associated with stress, unexpected costs, and conflicts with workers. Most of these problems stem from the fact that the relationship between the parties is n
Construction LawBuying an apartment under construction (so-called "off-plan" buying) is a popular form of investment in Georgia, but it carries high risks. The buyer pays money not for an existing apartment, but for
Construction LawConstruction Contract Disputes: Risk Management and Legal Defense The construction sector is one of the most dynamic parts of Georgia's economy, yet it is also characterized by a high frequency of dis
Construction LawConstruction Law Advisory: Prevention and Strategic Planning Construction is a business full of risks, where prior legal planning can save millions of Lari. Construction Law Advisory is not just about
Construction LawConstruction Defect Claims: Ensuring Quality and Compensation Discovering construction defects in newly built or renovated property is a serious issue that directly affects the value and safety of the
Construction LawReal Estate Development: From Idea to Realization with Legal Support Real Estate Development is a complex process that involves increasing the value of a land plot or existing building through the imp
Construction LawConstruction Defect Claims: Legal Battle for Quality A Construction Defect Claim is a form of litigation initiated by owners, homeowners associations (HOAs), or commercial property owners against a bu
Construction LawThe construction sector is one of the most active but also most dispute-heavy areas of the Georgian economy. Contractor disputes often arise due to disagreements between the client (whether a private
Construction LawIn large construction projects, general contractors frequently hire subcontractors to perform specific tasks (e.g., electrical wiring, plumbing, finishing). Problems arise when the project owner pays
