Contracts are the main determinant of construction disputes and related legal actions. You know this. Our Memphis construction attorneys know this. And so do project owners. In order to ensure […]
How Poorly Drafted Construction Contracts Lead to Litigation Read Post »
As cell phone technology reaches new heights, construction companies must adopt new policies that address the way they take on projects and manage their workforces. As smartphones are here to
Cell Phones and a New Era of Liability in Construction Read Post »
Wherever performing construction work, business owners should know that there’s a specific time period in place that mandates whether or not another party can bring action against you for a
Substantial Completion and Construction Defect Cases Read Post »
There can be a great deal of satisfaction in owning your own construction business. From scheduling your own hours to being your own boss, there’s no denying the perks. However,
As construction firms continue to tussle with a growing labor gap, employers have to consider ways to overcome these challenges. Recruiting the best applicants, making the right hires, and retaining
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The most productive workers of today have a hybrid set of abilities both old and new. They need to have the traditional grit and perseverance of the 19th-century workforce, while
Top Skills to Look for in 2020 Construction Hires Read Post »
Nail pops are commonly found in the walls and ceilings of both older and newer homes. In many cases, nail pops are hardly noticeable. They typically present themselves as a
Are Contractors Liable for Nail Pops? Read Post »
Successful contractors understand the necessity of comprehensive documentation. Every construction transaction features a litany of contracts, notices, and other important documents. It’s a lot to keep up with, but doing
Are You Documenting These 5 Important Construction Items? Read Post »
Your workers are tasked with performing physically exhausting activities on a daily basis. They work hard to earn their wage and support your business, so it’s natural to feel inclined
Can My Workers Listen to Music on the Project Site? Read Post »
Humidity in Florida can be stifling. With an average relative humidity of 74.5 percent (#2 in the United States) and an average dew point of 62.7°F (#2 in the United
Challenges Contractors Face When Building in Humid Climates Read Post »
