In the second half of this two-part article, we will continue to discuss breach of contracts, and more specifically the impossibility of performance. It’s highly recommended that those dealing with […]
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In the construction industry, contracts are a part of every single construction project. Contracts are vital to contractors, subcontractors, sub-subcontractors, and suppliers because they serve as protection to guarantee that
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After imminent danger inspections, fatality and catastrophe inspections are the top priority when it comes to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspections. As OSHA defense lawyers, we know the
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The construction industry comes equipped with it’s own terminology, and some of the common terms one might here are change directives, change orders, and construction changes. In this article we
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There are many terms and agreements in construction contracts that contractors should be aware of. In this article we will be discussing the abandonment clause in contracts. As construction lawyers
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Change orders during a construction project are one of the most litigated issues in the construction industry. No matter how well the contractor manages time and project design, it is
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As Tampa construction attorneys, we know the process for bidding on public projects can be overwhelming and time consuming, so we’ve prepared a brief overview of what contractors should expect
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Florida Mechanic Liens are addressed in Chapter 713 of the Florida Statutes. Interpreting the terminology is sometimes difficult, which is why it’s highly recommended that you seek the counsel of
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As OSHA defense attorneys, we know that fall hazards can occur from the improper use of scaffolds. If they are not erected or used properly, an employee has a greater
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In the construction industry, there are two types of bidding processes; public and private. As Clearwater construction attorneys, we know how beneficial it is for contractors to understand the difference
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