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Construction disputes can often escalate from small grievances to arbitration to large-scale lawsuits. When there is even a possibility of legal action, it is in your best interest to include […]

The construction industry continues to be afflicted by labor shortages. As the demand for projects steadily increases, construction firms and contractors are doing everything they can to keep up. One

Electric vehicles aren’t exclusive to car enthusiasts looking to drive at “ludicrous” speeds. They are versatile tools that are making their way onto construction sites across America. As we covered

The market for electric vehicles in construction, agriculture, and mining is estimated to be $87 billion by the year 2028, and for good reason, as electric vehicles offer many advantages

Diversity is a powerful tool that the construction industry will need to better utilize if it wishes to grow, thrive, and counter the current labor shortage. In part one of

Diversity and inclusion can only bring positive change to the construction industry. Change that is entirely necessary considering the labor shortage that is currently affecting every corner of the construction

The “right to repair” laws that Colorado and many other states have implemented were meant to benefit everyone involved with construction. They allow for a dialogue between construction professionals and

Many owners will jump at the opportunity to file a lawsuit following the discovery of a latent construction defect. In order to curb time-consuming and costly lawsuits from litigious homeowners,

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires all employers to maintain accurate records of their employee’s wages, hours worked, and more. As the United States Department of Labor (DOL) ramps