As we discussed in sections one and two of this six-part article, a bankrupt entity can compromise a construction project and result in your need for a Jacksonville construction lawyer. […]
Bankruptcy and the Construction Sector Part 3 Read Post »
As Jacksonville construction attorneys with over 100 years of combined experience devoted to the construction industry, we know that federal bankruptcy laws are among the most challenging of legal topics
Bankruptcy and the Construction Sector Part 2 Read Post »
Construction industry professionals have many challenges. Whether it’s dealing with potential project delays, finding reliable workers to combat the labor shortage problem, or avoiding costly OSHA citations. One potential problem
Bankruptcy and the Construction Sector Part 1 Read Post »
Many workers may not be aware that they are classified as a “tipped employee.” By federal law, under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), a tipped employee is any worker
Are You Owed Additional Compensation as a Tipped Employee? Part 1 Read Post »
Are you satisfied with the way your construction projects are going? More importantly, are your clients happy? If not, you could lose money on your construction projects. In today’s litigious
3 Causes of Money Loss on Construction Projects Read Post »
A well-written employee handbook sets the rules and expectations for employees and can save you money in a number of ways. A good employee manual serves to increase administrative efficiency,
The Importance of an Employee Handbook Read Post »
On March 6 & 7, 2018, FRSA joined forces with the National Association of Roofing Contractors for the first ever Roofing Day in Washington, D.C. Roofing Day was a chance
FRSA Advocates on behalf of Roofers in Washington D.C. Read Post »
The marina brought an action against an engineer regarding the design of a concrete runway slab between a boat barn and boat launch area because of cracking, spalling, and other
Bell South contracted with Mastec to provide access to underground utility lines. Mastec subsequently contracted with Blok Builders to perform the excavation work. A homeowner sued Blok when a residential
Each state imposes a strict time period in which a building or property owner may bring an action against a contractor, architect, engineer, or other construction professional for a construction
Tennessee Statute of Repose Read Post »
