As a contractor, you’re likely familiar with the bidding process for government projects in the Tar Heel State, but are you familiar with the exceptions to these rules? In this […]
5 Exceptions to Competitive Procurement Requirements in North Carolina Read Post »
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) can visit your jobsite with no warning. Touring your jobsite regularly to catch hazards before OSHA does is a great way to preempt
Working With a Construction Lawyer to Conduct an On-Site Safety Audit Part 2 Read Post »
As an experienced construction professional working on unique projects in the industry, the services you provide are highly specialized and the approach you take to a project is never exactly
Tips for Construction Contract Review Part 3 Read Post »
Whether it’s meeting deadlines, dealing with a labor shortage, avoiding safety citations, or a variety of other job-related risks, contractors have a lot of important things to consider on a
Tips for Construction Contract Review Part 2 Read Post »
Construction professionals should never underestimate the value of a well-written contract. A contract is a legally binding agreement that provides the framework of the responsibilities of each individual related to
Tips for Construction Contract Review Part 1 Read Post »
In this two-part article, a wage dispute lawyer in Tampa is covering a gray area of labor employment law: if employers should compensate their workforce for time spent traveling, training,
Should My Employer Pay for Travel Time, Training, Seminars, and Work Events? Part 2 Read Post »
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 »
Regardless of whether you are a residential or commercial contractor, an outstanding invoice for services rendered creates a highly stressful situation for any contractor or construction business. Whether the owner
Dealing with Non-Paying Owners Part 4 Read Post »
