Practical guidance on contract documentation.
Back-charges, liquidated damages, variations, retention — what costs the most on site, and what no university teaches. Written from practice, without quoting statute for the sake of it.
The first articles are being written. The publication plan is below. If one of these topics is urgent for you — write to us and we will answer for your specific situation, before the text goes up.
The articles are published in Polish: they deal with Polish construction contract practice, and that is the language of the documents they concern. If you need the substance in English, ask us directly.
Publication plan
- 01 A back-charge from the main contractor — what to do in the first 7 days in progress
- 02 Culpable delay versus delay: the distinction that can be worth hundreds of thousands in progress
- 03 Variations without a written instruction — how not to end up with nothing in progress
- 04 Notices of obstruction: when, how and why always in writing in progress
- 05 Material submittals step by step — with the document list for each product category in progress
- 06 Retention: how to recover money held back after handover in progress
- 07 Meeting minutes that win a dispute a year later in progress
- 08 What never to put in an email to the main contractor in progress
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