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A general contractor can be surprised by a construction defect claim years after work on a project has been completed, leaving them with few ways to defend themselves against accusations […]

Federal and state agencies lose out on millions of dollars in tax revenue annually because of worker misclassification. The Department of Labor (DOL) has recently accelerated its investigation efforts and

Imagine a building method that starts with the roof and then proceeds from there…sounds a little backwards, right? You’re not mistaken. But a new floor-by-floor building method that utilizes this

The United States Department of Labor (DOL) has set its sights on the construction industry. Construction firms and roofing companies of all sizes have recently been targeted by DOL investigations

When an owner refuses to compensate a contractor for the work they have contributed to a project, the contractor is often forced to file a mechanics lien claim against the

The concept of going bankrupt strikes fear into the heart of many contractors and construction business owners. Many view bankruptcy as a conceit of failure, an indicator that the person

More and more, general contractors are turning to prefabricated construction to keep up with the labor demands and tight schedules of the construction industry. In part one of this two-part

Prefabricated construction may seem too good to be true. It’s an all-in-one answer to labor shortages and the never-ending search for greater efficiency. However, while prefabricated construction lives up to

Construction disputes can often escalate from small grievances to arbitration to large-scale lawsuits. When there is even a possibility of legal action, it is in your best interest to include

Thanks in part to movies and television, the average person can have a very stereotypical view of construction workers. While these stereotypes may seem harmless, they are contributing to labor