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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) spends a majority of their time conducting inspections of construction workplaces and/or job sites. This is done to make sure the construction companies […]

In the construction world, parties that enter into a legally binding contract are expected to fulfill their end of the agreement. However, there are some cases where what should be

When disputing parties are considering their dispute resolution options, the more traditional processes they gravitate towards are usually arbitration and mediation. However, these two processes are not generally successful if

In this two-part article we will continue discussing some of the most common OSHA violations in the construction industry. OSHA violations lead to hefty fines, which can put a strain

In this article we will continue to discuss the importance of notice of contract filing. As Orlando construction lawyers, we know it’s essential for contractors to have a firm understanding

If a public works construction project goes over budget, it can mean many upset constituents and large sums of money to possibly repay. Public contracting can be very complex, because

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will not hesitate to send a compliance officer to perform an inspection on any given construction job site. OSHA has many reasons for

Another important inspection that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will perform are programmed inspections. Programmed inspections are precautionary, and are done to further decrease the levels of hazards

In the construction industry, payment bonds are essential. In a previous article we talked about unconditional payment bonds, and in this article we will be discussing conditional payment bonds. Payment