In this six-part article, we first addressed when an entity on a construction project files a bankruptcy petition. In the second section, we discussed the most common ways a person […]
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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.
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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
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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
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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 »
A major aspect of protecting your employees is preventing accidents, but it is also critical to respond properly in the event that an injury does occur. The Occupational Safety and
A Breakdown of OSHA’s First Aid Requirements Part 2 Read Post »
If you are a construction professional or OSHA defense attorney, you already know that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has a variety of requirements regarding first aid. In
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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
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Millions of lives are affected every year by workplace violence. As the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) website states, “homicide is currently the fourth-leading cause of fatal occupational injuries
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As we discussed in the first section of this four-part article, eliminating the elements that can lead to workplace violence can be challenging for an employer.
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