Client James Clements ultimately decided to stay with his contractor, Brad Raymore, in hopes of completing the renovation, and the two would settle up on any possible monetary damages once the project was complete. Unfortunately, Brad was injured in an accident at his other job and informed James he needed to pull out of the contract entirely. James has again contacted Dean, Jackson, and Murphy.

While we explore possible legal action against Brad Raymore, James would like us to draft a contract for the new contractor, Bathrooms Plus, he found to finish his bathroom remodel.Using the contract template provided by your supervising attorney, draft a contract reflecting this agreement. In addition to personalizing existing articles, update the template to remove any unnecessary articles that do not apply to your client's situation.

James and his new contractor, Bathrooms Plus, have agreed to following terms:

• Bathroom Plus agrees to full bathroom renovation at 7271 Osceola Dr., Huntsville, Yourstate, USA.
• Bathrooms Plus will start work on the first day of next month.
• The project will be completed in 60 days (approximately 8 weeks from the start date).
• There will be no damages awarded for delays in the contract completion.
• Bathrooms Plus will complete the full bathroom renovation including installing the vanity, shower tub, and sink, caulk already installed tile, complete any additional plumbing and electrical work, and paint.
• James will make his house accessible to Bathrooms Plus throughout the duration of the project.
• Bathrooms Plus will not hire any additional subcontractors to work on the project.
• James will pay Bathrooms Plus $2,000 before project commences, $2,000 when 50% of the work is completed, and $4,000 when the work is 100% completed.
• Bathrooms Plus commits to working a minimum of 5 hours each week.
• Bathrooms Plus will use any existing materials already acquired by the previous contractor and will be responsible for purchasing any new materials required for the project.
• Bathrooms Plus will supply any needed information, if necessary for updating construction permits.
• Bathrooms Plus will show proof of $500,000 general liability insurance.
• Both parties will hold each other harmless for any reasonable damages that might occur while working on the project.
• Any legal disputes will be governed by the laws of this state.