Many professions require an employee to commute from one location to another throughout their scheduled shift time. If you work as a consultant, nanny, homecare professional, engineer, developer, property manager, […]
Should My Employer Pay for Travel Time, Training, Seminars, and Work Events? Part 1 Read Post »
The majority of projects in the construction industry rely on a variety of talented professionals to perform specialized work. If you are a general contractor, chances are that you require
Injuries and Independent Contractors in Construction Read Post »
When your job site receives a stop-work order, you will need to get this legal notice lifted before you can resume work. A stop-work order can be issued for a
How to Get Released from a Stop-Work Order Read Post »
Employers must verify that their employees are legally eligible to work in the U.S., per United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requirements. To accomplish this mandate, you must keep a
I-9 Compliance Orlando, FL Read Post »
If you’re employed in the construction industry, chances are you’ve worked with a building inspector. Depending on the project, the inspector, and the situation, it could have gone smoothly or
Working With a Building Inspector Part 1 Read Post »
In the first part of this two-part article, a Little Rock contractor attorney discussed essential introductory information about unit pricing contracts. In this part, we communicate more specifics about this
What You Need to Know About Unit Pricing Contracts Part 2 Read Post »
Contract drafting can set the tone for your whole project. Knowing more about the kind of contract you’re signing is crucial to pricing and delivering the project. With unit pricing
What You Need to Know About Unit Pricing Contracts Part 1 Read Post »
OSHA’s publication in the Federal Register on November 9, 2018, stated that the new requirements for crane operator certification took effect on December 10, 2018, and the requirements for employers to
OSHA Updates Final Crane Operator Ruling Read Post »
A new year means it’s once again time to dust off the corporate records book, file your annual reports with the state of Florida and evaluate whether your business is
File Your Annual Reports by May 1 Read Post »
In CB Contractors, LLC v. Allens Steel Products, Inc., 2018 WL 6579215 (Fla. 5th DCA 2018), Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal held that only a “portion” of the indemnity
Indemnity Provisions Upheld Despite Lack of Monetary Limitation Read Post »
