Recently, we have noticed an increase in the number of construction contracts that either identify (1) an incorrect entity or (2) a non-existent entity as a party to the contract. No big deal, right…..maybe not.
It should be easy enough for the persons signing the contract to confirm their respective names. It is not as
By the Kean Miller Construction Team
Under Louisiana law, a party may recover attorney’s fees from an opposing party only in two specific circumstances: (1) where there is a contract between the disputing parties that explicitly requires the payment of the attorney’s fees incurred by the opposing party, or (2) where a specific Louisiana statute