Subcontractors are the face of your organization. They are doing important jobs on construction sites daily. Ideally, they are utilizing skills to enhance your project and your company. However, because […]
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Among the many challenges that general contractors face when managing a construction project, hiring good subcontractors is among the most difficult. Subcontractors, themselves, are business entities that may have their
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Conflicts and construction often go hand and hand—it is the nature of this risky business. This does not negate the need for proactiveness on the part of the involved contractual
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While our Miami construction attorneys are skilled in arbitration and litigation, we know that there are practical reasons for choosing to settle disputes through negotiation. Litigation brings with it increased
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Our Tampa construction lawyers know all too well the risks construction professionals face daily. An area that plagues many in the industry revolves around liens and bond claims. Beyond having
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According to Section 489.113 of the Florida Statutes, any person engaging in contracting in Florida must first show that they are competent and qualified in the trade they are seeking
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In the construction industry, few phrases evoke an overwhelming sense of dread like the term “change order.” No one wants to deviate from a plan and progress. If you were
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Dealing with defect claims is an unfortunate part of the construction industry. While they can be scary for any contractor or company owner, they are a part of doing business,
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Companies do not have to deal with lawsuits if they do their due diligence to prevent workplace discrimination. This final article will discuss more tips that will help employers avoid
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Construction contractor sued for firing a number of female sheet metal workers. Construction company sued for race harassment and retaliation against African American workers. Concrete construction company sued for failing
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