In this three-part article, we are discussing ways to retain the best workers at your company. As Knoxville construction attorneys, we know that since the recession in the late 2000’s
Ways to Retain Skilled Workers in Construction Part 2 Read Post »
After battling a recession that significantly impacted the construction sector for around a decade, companies are beginning to show sustainability and are netting successful profit margins and establishing a backlog
Ways to Retain Skilled Workers in Construction Part 1 Read Post »
Although the term “thermochromism” isn’t a household name, it may one day be incorporated into the design of many of our homes. As Florida construction attorneys, we are always interested
Thermochromism and Construction Design Read Post »
For contractors utilizing employee leasing arrangements – have you considered a payroll solutions company instead? While there is no denying the benefits of an employee leasing arrangement, you may be unaware that these arrangements can also expose your company to
Employee Leasing Arrangements May Have Unexpected Consequences Read Post »
If you live and work in Florida, it’s important to have a firm understanding of the federal laws that are regulated by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and its
The Five Wage and Hour Laws Every Employee in Florida Needs to Know Read Post »
For every successful general contractor, there is a team of highly skilled and qualified subcontractors. Subcontractors are extremely important to the construction process, yet they face challenges daily that threaten
Tackling the Pressures of Subcontracting in Construction Industry Read Post »
A construction defect can appear at any time, including several years after you completed work on a project. While discovering defects in work completed long ago can be a hassle,
Construction Defects and Spoliation of Evidence Part 2 Read Post »
Given the abundance of residential and commercial buildings being built and remodeled across the nation, construction professionals must stay aware of potential defects that occur during the design or building
Construction Defects and Spoliation of Evidence Part 1 Read Post »
Despite federal and state laws that establish employee’s legal rights, workers collectively miss out on billions of dollars in compensation annually because they do not know these laws. As unpaid
Five Ways Employees Lose Compensation Read Post »
There are few legal services as comprehensive as estate planning. Our estate planning attorneys in Tampa not only provide our clients with essential end of life legal documents, we also
Estate Planning Attorney in Tampa Read Post »
