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Best Practices – An Open Discussion About an Architect’s Liability. What is a Rip and Tear Clause?

Posted on May 3, 2018April 30, 2018 by Luis Gile

Rip and Tear clauses establish the Architect's liability to pay for costs that the Owner may incur.

Posted in architects, Business, Capital Expenditures, Construction, Construction Procurement, Procurement, Procurement Management, Procurement Projects, Project Management, Sourcing, Sourcing and ProcurementTagged architects, best practices, clauses, contracts, Design, Legal, liability, rip and tearLeave a comment

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