In this six-part article, a Greensboro contractor attorney is discussing many exciting opportunities for contractors and subcontractors to work on transportation construction projects with the North Carolina Department of Transportation […]
Is Your Construction Company Working on These Transportation Projects? Part 3 Read Post »
In this six-part article, construction attorneys with a Raleigh construction law firm are discussing many exciting types of transportation projects that contractors and subcontractors can perform construction work on. These
Is Your Construction Company Working on These Transportation Projects? Part 2 Read Post »
There are many lucrative opportunities to work on exciting government projects. In this six-part article, construction attorneys with a Greensboro construction law firm will discuss how general contractors and subcontractors
Is Your Construction Company Working on These Transportation Projects? Part 1 Read Post »
Bill SB 674 is being proposed by the Florida Senate in the 2019 legislative session. This bill proposal is to amend the already existing Florida Statute 489.113, which governs the
Summary of Florida Senate Bill 674 Read Post »
If a construction defect is found, it can severely impact a contractor’s business. Any condition that reduces a home or building’s value could be considered a defect. Depending on the
Construction Defects: Landscape and Soil Defects Read Post »
Because Florida’s water table is generally close to the surface, there is often a seasonal deluge of rain, and sand is a common soil type, defects in concrete slabs can
Construction Defects: 4 Causes of Foundation Failure Read Post »
As a contractor, you know disagreements can happen in the construction industry. At times those disagreements are taken to court and brought to litigation. These disagreements are common due to
Breach of Contract Claims: Affirmative Defenses and Counterclaims Read Post »
Despite the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) attempts to enforce control measures related to worker exposure to respirable silica dust, construction professionals are still finding it difficult to protect
The Challenge of Controlling Respirable Silica Read Post »
Contractors are responsible for reporting occupational injury and illness under 29 CFR 1904.35. Essentially, this Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standard details the processes employers are required to utilize
Issuance of Citations for Reporting Procedures Read Post »
Maintaining a safe and healthy project site is a challenge that contractors are forced to contend with each and every day. There are countless hazards on any given project site,
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