Florida contractors beware. A recent decision by the state’s Third District Court of Appeal may impact how you chose to word future contracts with clients.

The ruling, which involved an air conditioning company that had contracted for church repairs, raises doubts as to whether a contractor can legally refuse to perform work when the person who hires them fails or refuses to provide assurances that the worksite is safe after the contract is signed and the contractor subsequently learns of potential worksite dangers.

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