According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), backover and runover fatalities account for dozens of the fatalities that occur each year in the construction industry. These workers include both […]
4 Ways to Prevent Runovers and Backovers in Construction Read Post »
As a business owner in the construction industry, it’s incredibly important to be aware of all of Florida’s workers’ compensation requirements. Any construction employer who has one or more employees,
Common Defenses Against Workers’ Compensation Claims Read Post »
One of the most popular methods of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that contractors across the United States regularly utilize as an efficient form of resolving disputes without the need for
Choosing the Right Arbitrator for Your Dispute Read Post »
Construction defects are unfortunately very common and often lead to disputes over whether or not the deficiency is actually a construction defect, whether the construction defect is a design, material,
Everything You Need to Know About Patent Defects Read Post »
A construction defect is a flaw in a building that poses a potential threat to anyone in or around the site. Construction defects are relatively uncommon, but they happen often
Design Defects Versus Workmanship Defects Read Post »
As a construction company, you often work with subcontractors to get projects finished. This makes sense since there are specialized services that you cannot get from a single person. Working
Can My Subcontractor Bill Me For More Than the Estimate? Read Post »
A construction lawyer can do a lot to help your company avoid problems and improve compliance with regulations. However, you don’t need to have a construction lawyer on retainer. It’s
Do I Need a Construction Lawyer on Retainer? Read Post »
Everyone is, at least, somewhat familiar with the concept of verbal contracts. In fact, most people have made what they think is a verbal contract at some point in their
Commonly Asked Questions and Answers About Verbal Contracts in Construction Law Read Post »
Contractors are usually held liable for construction defects related to the construction of buildings. Every state has a set of laws that govern how long the contractor can be held
How Long Are Contractors Responsible for Construction Defects in Colorado? Read Post »
Construction defects are always a problem for construction companies. However, changes in legislation have changed how companies are held liable for those defects. Mortgaged homes can still have defects, and
Construction Defects on Mortgaged Homes Read Post »
