Chicago is in the middle of a restoration where new resources are being built and areas in need of refurbishment are having a lot of work done. This means that […]
Common Environment Laws That Impact Construction Projects in Chicago Read Post »
After you complete a residential project, there may be certain deficiencies that you may be required to repair if the work ends up being defective. In many cases, these defects
Common Homebuilding Defects to Avoid to Limit Legal Liability Read Post »
There is a lot of discussion about safety regulations and what construction companies should do to improve safety on the worksite. This also has many companies rightfully confused about what
Employer Responsibilities for Construction Site Safety Read Post »
A changing economy is pushing more construction companies to do work for governments. There is nothing wrong with this as the government always has work that needs to be done.
Can Liens Be Issued for Government-Owned Property? Read Post »
A recent report released by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration reveals that many companies fall short in training and protecting employees with the right equipment. These violations are happening at a time when the entire world is struggling to fend
Protect Your Workers or Face OSHA Citations Read Post »
When the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is contacted by a whistleblower, it can be extremely stressful and may result in a surprise inspection, which, in turn, may garner
How to Settle an OSHA Dispute Read Post »
Even if you have done your best work, you still may be accused of construction defects. These defects can be costly and may be patent (noticeable immediately) or latent (discovered
Coverage Triggers for Construction Defect Claims Read Post »
If you learn that OSHA will be inspecting your worksite, it is essential to have a game plan. Different issues could prompt the visit, including a recent accident or a reported concern from an employee, or it may be a regularly
Choosing a Spokesperson for Your OSHA Inspection Read Post »
If you are like most companies, you have spent the last several months trying to protect your employees from the coronavirus. You have incorporated mask-wearing and social-distancing guidelines, and you have provided training
COVID-Related HR Issues to Consider Read Post »
We all know that construction sites can be dangerous places. Falls, fires, and equipment malfunctions can lead to injuries, which harm both your employees and your work progress. To keep
Using Technology to Improve Construction Site Safety Read Post »
