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Change can be good, but when it comes to construction projects—namely large and complex ones—it can be the death of a project. No matter how thoroughly you plan a project, […]

In simple terms, contract law governs creating and enforcing agreements. Contracts are critical but complicated components of the construction process. Construction professionals should be aware of and understand the formation

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has proposed new guidelines for construction professionals that operate cranes. Cranes are an integral part of the construction process, but current guidelines and

Communication problems are a constant detractor from the success of construction projects in the United States. Simply put, there are too many moving parts in a typical construction project to

Feedback is an integral part of every occupation, but it is especially vital to the success of contractors because ignoring feedback—negative feedback in particular—can cost owners millions of dollars. Avoiding

There’s no hiding from negative feedback. When you are contracted to do a job, the owner has the right to tell you what they think about your work. Whether these

Have you ever been told that your work isn’t good enough? Or that you need to improve? If you have, you’ve been subjected to negative feedback. Negative feedback is a

Let’s face it, nobody is particularly fond of being critiqued by others. Whether that person is a friend, coworker, superior, or someone else entirely, people tend to be happier when

The construction industry’s ongoing battles with a seemingly endless labor shortage is starting to take a more significant toll thanks in part to a rising median age for construction professionals

In this four-part series, the Miami contractor attorneys have been discussing the future of robotics in the construction industry. In part one, we introduced the topic of robotics and explained