Legal Insights and Expert Advice

There’s an unfortunate stereotype about the work being done on construction sites. Well, perhaps we should say the work not being done. The cliche is that a construction site is

In part one of our series, we advised you on how to avoid stop-work orders; this second part gives some tips on handling the stop-work order the right way. It

Employers in the State of Florida are required to maintain workers’ compensation insurance for their employees if they have employees on their payroll. Specifically, construction industry employers with one or

Project delays are frustrating. The smaller the business, the more stress a contractor will feel because the budget is already tight. If a cost overrun occurs, it could be devastating

Project delays are a constant threat to the construction industry. At any moment, the inevitable could happen, causing a trickle-down effect. Sometimes it is the contractor’s fault. Sometimes it is

In today’s fast-paced construction industry, it pays to have someone that understands your business needs. As you build your business, hopefully, you are building solid relationships with other parties for

Sometimes there are not enough hours in a day for contractors to get everything done. This is why it is important for contractors to have help in different areas of

When working in a project-based business such as construction, your final profit will be a major priority. Equipment selection is one of those expenses that a construction company must ensure

Quality construction equipment should be a given on every construction site. Good construction equipment can be obtained via purchase or rental. The method a company chooses will depend greatly on

As Lakeland construction attorneys, we are well aware of the financial constraints that construction professionals can find themselves in especially if they operate a smaller business. There are numerous expenses