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When roadways or bridges are deemed unsafe or disaster strikes, there is an agency that evaluates the construction process and determines what the culprit was for the significant accident. In […]

In this three-part article, we are discussing catastrophes and construction. As we have seen with the recent news of the Florida International University (FIU) pedestrian bridge collapsing, it’s an unfortunate

If you have been following the recent news regarding the collapse of the Florida International University pedestrian bridge in Miami, then you know that despite our best efforts, sometimes there

In this two-part article, we are discussing several ways employers fail to properly compensate their employees. In the first section, we discussed employers that require their workers to perform work

According to the Economic Policy Institute, in the ten most densely populated states, 2.4 million workers lose $8 billion annually. Florida makes up for approximately 7 percent of this unpaid

Monitoring the performance of your crew is paramount to understanding whether decreased productivity is a result of lack of effort on the worker’s part or an external circumstance such as

With many federally-funded workforce development programs struggling to effectively recruit and prepare young men and women into the workforce, the future of recruitment may need to utilize new methods to

As Ft. Myers construction lawyers, we know that recruiting capable young men and women into the construction sector’s workforce is extremely important and can also be very challenging. With a

With millions of skilled workers in the construction industry set to retire within the next decade, it’s important for construction industry professionals to develop an effective solution to the labor

There has been a lot of construction-related news recently with a proposed trillion dollar infrastructure bill in Washington and enforced tariffs on steel and aluminum. One consistent question being asked