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In this two-part article, a Charlotte construction litigation attorney is discussing the options that a subcontractor has when they are owed compensation for completed work. In the first part, we […]

When an owner and a general contractor agree to work on a project, it’s the contractor’s obligation to complete all work according to the terms and conditions in the contract.

In this two-part article, a Birmingham contractor attorney is discussing one of the most overlooked aspects of a construction business: when contractors fail to properly track their cash flow. Your

Although generating revenue for your construction business is always a primary goal, the irony is that many contractors struggle with the accounting and billing side of managing their business. Chances

Two terms that commonly get thrown around with regard to U.S. visas are Nonimmigrant Intent and Conduct Inconsistent with Status. This is particularly true if you have ever attended an

You are sure to have seen and felt the effects of terrible customer service, where one bad experience was enough for you to take your business somewhere else. This is

Any successful construction company knows they must engage with and retain customers if they want to stay in business. After all, outstanding customer service may decide whether or not a

The fifth preference classification for employment-based immigration, more commonly referred to as the EB-5 green card, is an employment-based green card, whereby the immigrant invests a certain amount of money

Do you or your workers ever feel burnt out at work? This isn’t a rare phenomena, but it will have greater implications on the workplace after a recent revision by

Every day, countless construction professionals spend the workday on their feet performing physical tasks that require a high-level of tact and diligence. Unfortunately, the project site is a hotbed for