September 09, 2010
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Penalties for using an illegal construction contract in Alabama:
  • Failure to comply with the Miller Act (date for payment) gives the prevailing party the right to collect interest and attorney fees.
  • Failure to make federal truth-in-lending disclosures requires restitution of the overcharge.
  • Failure to include the disclosures required by 12 Code of Federal Regulations § 226.15 extends the right of rescission to three years (rather than three days).
  • Omitting insulation disclosures required by 16 Code of Federal Regulations § 460 can result in an $11,000 fine.
The contracts linked below will help Alabama contractors avoid these penalties by complying with state and federal law.
The contracts linked below also comply with current Alabama and federal court decisions.

Alabama Construction Contracts Available Now
Title Bias Contract Type Page Length
AL Commercial Construction I Light bias in favor of the contractor Prime 38
AL Commercial Construction II Light bias in favor of the owner. Prime 16
AL Commercial Repair Neutral. Prime 22
AL Commercial Subcontract I Light bias in favor of the subcontractor. Subcontract 37
AL Commercial Subcontract II Light bias in favor of the contractor. Subcontract 19
AL Custom Home II Light bias in favor of the owner. Prime 25
AL Custome Home I Light bias in favor of the contractor Prime 20
AL Home Improvement I Moderate bias in favor of the contractor. Prime 25
AL Home Improvement II Moderately favors the owner Prime 30
AL Home Repair I Heavy bias in favor of the contractor. Prime 11
AL Home Repair II Heavy bias in favor of the owner. Prime 20
AL Pool Neutral. Prime 20
AL Public Works Subcontract Moderate bias in favor of the contractor. Subcontract 34
AL Residential Subcontract I Light bias in favor of the subcontractor. Subcontract 14
AL Residential Subcontract II Light bias in favor of the contractor Subcontract 24
AL Tenant Improvement Neutral. Prime 17