In recent years, our attention has shifted to the threat of cyber attacks. With good reason, high profile incidents like ones involving Target and Sony has many companies taking measures
Cybersecurity and the Construction Industry Part 1 Read Post »
More than labor demands, rising material costs, or acts of God, a poorly drafted contract can make or break a construction project. From schedules to dispute resolution, it’s amazing how
The Foundations of a Solid Construction Contract Read Post »
No matter what type of construction claim you may be pursuing, it’s imperative that you give proper notice. Giving proper notice requires compliance with the provisions of the contract or
6 Ways to Prepare Your Company in Case You Have to File a Claim Read Post »
The construction industry tends to get a bad wrap because of its risky nature. Likewise, construction contractors get a bad wrap too for various reasons. But, you don’t have to
5 Good Habits of Professional Contractors Read Post »
Sadly, late payments are the norm in the construction industry. As a matter of fact, getting paid on time is the exception rather than the rule. Our Jacksonville construction lawyers
3 Ways to Get Paid Faster on Your Next Project Read Post »
Construction projects are filled with risk factors. As a matter of fact, the construction industry poses a larger amount of risk than most industries. For general contractors, managing that risk
3 Types of Training That Mitigate Risks for General Contractors Read Post »
On many jobsites, a crane is an essential part of a construction project. While to an outsider it may seem like they magically appear on the scene in order to
3 Tips for Selecting a Crane Company Read Post »
When considering materials for your worksite, use energy-efficient materials. Evaluate the materials used by a “systems” approach. Instead of viewing the material as an isolated item, the systems approach focuses
3 Solutions to Environmental Limitations in the Construction Industry Read Post »
Parties who are additional insureds (an entity that has been added to another entity’s insurance policy that do not have to pay premiums) on subcontractor Commercial General Liability policies have
Subcontractors Continue to be Plagued by Additional Insureds Read Post »
In Trump Endeavor 12 LLC v. Paint Spot, Trump appealed two trial court orders: (1) a final judgment of foreclosure on a construction lien by Paint Spot for Trump’s failure
Trump Endeavor v. Fernich, Inc. Read Post »
