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What does “indemnify” mean in a construction contract?

Subcontractor RiskBy Scott NaingOctober 20, 2026Leave a comment

If you’ve ever skimmed past the word “indemnify” because it reads like legalese, you’re not alone — and that’s exactly the problem. Indemnity clauses are where some of the biggest, most one-sided risk in a subcontract quietly sits. Here’s what the word actually means, in plain English, and what to look for before you sign.…

Security of Payment Act NSW: a subcontractor’s plain-English guide

Subcontractor RiskBy Scott NaingOctober 20, 2026Leave a comment

If you’ve ever finished the work, sent the invoice, and then waited… and waited… you already understand why the Security of Payment Act exists. In New South Wales, it gives subcontractors a fast, enforceable way to get paid for work you’ve actually done — without waiting for a dispute to crawl through the courts. This…

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The Builder Caused the Delay. Why Are You Paying for It?

Subcontractor RiskBy Scott NaingAugust 6, 2026

Every week, subcontractors across Australia finish jobs they did well, on time and to spec, and still end up fighting to get paid properly. Not because the builder is crooked. Not because the subcontractor did anything wrong. But because somewhere in the 80-page subcontract they signed before the job started, a clause quietly took away…

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