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No Signature – No Problem

By Dale Butler on August 25, 2017
Posted in Arbitration, Contract Drafting, Contractor, Developer, Owner

Consider the following scenario.  In a dispute between an owner and contractor, neither party can locate a copy of the signed construction contract in their files.

Without a signed contract, can the contractor still compel arbitration?  As it turns out, in certain circumstances, yes.

In Ladymon v. Lewis, the court of appeals addressed this…

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