Construction Law

The construction industry is no stranger to fluctuations in material costs, but tariffs add an extra layer of complexity. With duties on steel, aluminum, and lumber impacting pricing and supply chains, contractors and developers must be proactive in protecting their projects from unexpected cost increases and delays.

Beyond financial planning, there are key legal considerations that can help mitigate the risks associated with tariffs.

Contract Provisions to Address Tariff Risks

One of the most effective ways to manage tariff-related cost increases is through well-drafted ...