When it comes to roofing projects, an ardent dedication to quality builds is necessary for success. High-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail is what defines a trustworthy roofing contractor’s reputation […]
The 2 Most Important Aspects of Any Roofing Project Read Post »
The average cost and length of a North American construction dispute are $16.3 million and 15 months, respectively. It’s no wonder that industry professionals are doing everything in their power
5 Tips for Keeping Disputes Out of Court Read Post »
No matter how carefully you run projects, it’s only a matter of time until you are met with a claim or are forced to move forward with one of your
6 Ways to Protect Your Company During a Construction Claim Read Post »
Whether you work in residential or commercial construction, there are a myriad of ways your business can be entangled in a construction defect dispute. In some cases, there may be
Has Your Business Been Accused of a Construction Defect? Read Post »
In the State of Tennessee, there are six different types of licenses that construction professionals are required to obtain for specific types of work. Generally, if a project costs $25,000
Understanding Licensing Classifications in Tennessee Read Post »
There are specific requirements for prime contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers in Tennessee when it comes to securing lien rights. If you haven’t been paid on a project, you should consult
Understanding Your Lien Rights in Tennessee Read Post »
As Memphis construction attorneys, we often cover many of the most pressing and stressful issues plaguing contractors, construction firms, roofing companies, and other businesses within the construction sector. This includes
3 Things Construction Firms Can Be Thankful For This Year Read Post »
On November 6, Florida Insurance Commissioner David Altmaier issued a final order approving a 7.5% decrease for Florida workers’ compensation insurance rates. The rate cut goes into effect January 1,
Workers’ Comp Insurance Rate Cut Effective January 1 Read Post »
Changes in Florida state law and the Florida Rules of Procedure will be effective January 1, 2020, changing where a variety of court actions are heard. Currently, county courts in
Don’t File Suit in the Wrong Court – Jurisdictional Changes Coming January 1 Read Post »
Local licensing laws have historically been difficult to navigate. Ranging from licenses that are not identified in Florida Statutes such as masonry or counter-top installer licenses, to the use of
Local Licensing Laws Challenged Read Post »
