Is Your Construction Business Ready for 2020?
2019 seemed to fly by. Another year is in the books, and there is a lot to look forward to in 2020. As we close out the fourth quarter of […]
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What Contractors Need to Know About Withheld Funds for Public Projects in Florida
Are you familiar with the concept of retainage? Retainage is a withheld portion of a contract’s total price that is awarded once the project has been completed. This withholding isn’t
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Managing Change Orders
Are you tired of dealing with project disputes stemming from change orders? You’re not alone. Contractors all across the nation are forced to deal with unreasonable change orders every day.
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Lawsuit or Arbitration: What You’ll Be Facing When the Deadline to File a Construction Defect Claim Approaches
Nothing can ruin your day quite like receiving notice of a construction defect. Knowing that your company could be facing litigation on a project you and your crew worked tirelessly
DOL Issues Final Rule Update Allowing Employers to Better Offer Perks and Benefits
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has issued a Final Rule updating regulations pertaining to how overtime pay is calculated. This marks the first time in over 50 years that
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Do I Have to Let OSHA Inspectors Onto My Jobsite?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) oversees approximately 7 million worksites. They are most likely to pay a visit to a jobsite following a severe injury or illness, work
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Fall Restraint Systems: Get Compliant Before It’s Too Late
If you work within residential or commercial construction sector, it is crucial that every aspect of your business is compliant with the rules and regulations set forth by the Occupational
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Understanding OSHA’s Investigation Process
As Texas OSHA defense lawyers, we often stress how important it is for construction firms to remain safety compliant. Whether providing legal advice, a third-party audit of a jobsite, or
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Has Your Business Been Accused of a Construction Defect?
Whether you work in residential or commercial construction, there are a myriad of ways your business can be entangled in a construction defect dispute. In some cases, there may be
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Understanding Licensing Classifications in Tennessee
In the State of Tennessee, there are six different types of licenses that construction professionals are required to obtain for specific types of work. Generally, if a project costs $25,000
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