Contractors need insurance to protect their businesses from risks on the jobsite. Insurance is complicated and can be difficult to understand. Breaking down the type of liability policy you have […]
Claims-Made Policies Versus Occurrence Policies For Contractors Part 1 Read Post »
In this two-part series, an OSHA defense attorney is discussing one of the most common and underrated causes of an injury in the construction workplace—when workers improperly handle and move
Material Handling Injuries in Construction Part 2 Read Post »
Construction is hard work that requires contractors and project managers to always consider the most effective way to complete projects while also being mindful of safety procedures. On a jobsite,
Material Handling Injuries in Construction Part 1 Read Post »
After 45 years, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) new standards for beryllium exposure went into effect for the construction industry on May 11, 2018. OSHA reduced the amount
Beryllium Standards and OSHA Read Post »
Gypsum, an important material for building walls and ceilings, is commonly used on construction sites in North Carolina. Oftentimes referred to as drywall, gypsum is a useful resource for building
An Overview of Gypsum Board and Gypsum Panel Products and Plaster Part 2 Read Post »
Gypsum is a commonly used material in an array of applications. Gypsum board is often utilized as a finish for walls and ceilings. It is commonly referred to as drywall,
An Overview of Gypsum Board and Gypsum Panel Products and Plaster Part 1 Read Post »
Construction sites can be hectic and often feature a lot of moving parts. In this two-part article, a Little Rock contractor lawyer is covering many of the most common dangers
Common Dangers Present on the Construction Site Part 2 Read Post »
Construction projects come with many challenges. Between investing in materials, leasing equipment, dealing with deadlines, managing the inspection process, and combating the labor shortage problem, one concern that can never
Common Dangers Present on the Construction Site Part 1 Read Post »
If you are a contractor, hopefully you have already instituted some theft prevention countermeasures to help protect your equipment. This includes engraving important information on your equipment to differentiate it
Anti-Theft Tracking Devices and Construction Equipment Part 2 Read Post »
Hundreds of millions of dollars in construction equipment are stolen from jobsites every year. Unfortunately, the majority of this equipment is never recovered. If you are a contractor, you need
Anti-Theft Tracking Devices and Construction Equipment Part 1 Read Post »
