True or False: Michigan law necessitates that all construction contracts be oral agreements.

In Michigan, as in many other states, construction contracts can be either oral or written. However, while oral agreements are legally permissible, they are not the legal standard or requirement. Many contracts, especially larger or significant construction projects, are typically documented in writing to provide clear terms and protections for both parties.

The law does not necessitate all construction contracts to be oral; in fact, it generally encourages written contracts to help prevent misunderstandings and disputes. Certain types of contracts, particularly those involving real property or significant sums of money, may have additional legal requirements that demand them to be in writing to be enforceable.

Thus, the assertion that all construction contracts must be oral is incorrect, making the answer 'False' accurate. Written contracts serve to protect the interests of the parties involved and to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.