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It’s bad enough that you received an unannounced visit from an OSHA inspector. What’s worse is when you received a letter confirming the violations that were mentioned in your closing […]

In sections one, two, three, and four, we covered many of the risks of expanding your construction business too quickly. In this final section, our Memphis construction attorneys will discuss

As we covered in sections one, two, and three of this five-part series, ambitious contractors looking to expand their business must always be mindful of the potential pitfalls of scaling

In this five-part article, we are discussing many of the factors involved in scaling out a construction business. In this section, our Chattanooga contractor attorneys will discuss many of the

In this five-part article, we are discussing if contractors should expand their business. In the first part, we discussed whether or not your business is in a comfortable enough financial

If you own a contracting business, chances are you’re a busy person with a lot of tasks to manage. Whether it’s overseeing a construction project, purchasing materials, investing in equipment,

There are many new and exciting large-scale projects and even mega-projects available to bid on, but each will have specific requirements that may require specialized technology, greater staffing capacity, or

If you are a contractor interested in participating in large commercial projects but are lacking the expertise, manpower, or financial resources to take on the project on your own, there

OSHA lawyers are often approached with similar questions regarding Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) compliance on construction sites. Which personal protective equipment (PPE) is best for protecting workers? How

If a single piece of paper can leave your finger wrapped in a bright red bandage, imagine what a drill, saw blade, or hammer can do. The Occupational Safety and