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In the construction industry, both current and former employees have the right to contact the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and turn in a complaint if they feel their […]

After imminent danger inspections, fatality and catastrophe inspections are the top priority when it comes to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspections. As OSHA defense lawyers, we know the

When it comes to contractors hiring, there are two different options: subcontracting and directly hiring. Subcontracting can offer contractors some warranties and hiring directly will require additional efforts from the

In the second half of this article we will further explain the reasoning behind the confusion of warranty and guaranty provisions in construction contracts. These two terms are very similar

In construction contracts, it tends to be hard to differentiate between warranty and guaranty provisions. As Bradenton construction attorneys, we will take the time in this article to address the

In the final installment of this three-part article, we will wrap up our discussion about common surety bond misconceptions in the construction industry. As construction lawyers in Orlando, we know

In the second installment of this three-part article, we will continue to discuss the common misconceptions those in the construction industry tend to hear about surety bonds. As construction attorneys

Obtaining a surety bond isn’t as difficult as some contractors believe. As Tampa construction lawyers, we know that if a contractor has been working on a public project, there is

The Miller Act, the law requiring contract surety bonds on federal construction projects, also provides some warranties to all material and labor suppliers that are performing construction work under the

The Miller Act is a law that requires contract surety bonds on all federal construction projects and that every contractor that bids on a federal project must post a performance