Article Date: 10/24/11

EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 9-42

Pay-if-paid clauses in subcontracts are controversial. The clauses purport to shift the risk of owner nonpayment from the prime contractor to the sub. The prime is obligated to pay the subcontractor only if the prime receives payment from the project owner for the sub’s work. The subcontractor, which contracts only with ... Log in to view the full text.

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