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Cyber threats are a major concern for companies, regardless of industry. Whether you are a major corporation or a five-person office, cyber criminals are breaking into systems and taking advantage […]

In recent years, our attention has shifted to the threat of cyber attacks. With good reason, high profile incidents like ones involving Target and Sony has many companies taking measures

More than labor demands, rising material costs, or acts of God, a poorly drafted contract can make or break a construction project. From schedules to dispute resolution, it’s amazing how

Parties who are additional insureds (an entity that has been added to another entity’s insurance policy that do not have to pay premiums) on subcontractor Commercial General Liability policies have

In Trump Endeavor 12 LLC v. Paint Spot, Trump appealed two trial court orders: (1) a final judgment of foreclosure on a construction lien by Paint Spot for Trump’s failure

If a compliance officer conducts an inspection and finds violating work conditions, a citation will be issued. There are four categories of violation: (1) willful, (2) serious, (3) repeated, and

The Hierarchy of Controls tackle the many ways to reduce hazards and risks. The last and least costly part of the Hierarchy of Controls is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Personal

The daily report keeps management engaged and informed on what is happening on the work site. Daily reports were once done manually via Microsoft Excel but now most daily report

As a roofing contractor, using a roofing subcontractor is a legal matter that must be considered. In Florida, where the skilled labor force has decreased in recent years, subcontractors can

If you need to file or contest a damage or a claim, a project diary can be a great source. The diary is used to document work progress, site conditions,