In part one of our article, we discussed how a lack of middle and upper management and poorly written company policies and procedures are signs of poor project management. In […]
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Our Fort Lauderdale construction attorneys are aware of the countless problems that can occur during a construction project. There will be issues beyond the contractor’s control; however, there will be
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Offsite construction is a growing trend, but some professionals may be hesitant to fully embrace it. However, our Nashville construction attorneys believe that moving the building process away from the
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Currently, the construction industry is seeing an increase in the implementation of offsite construction which includes prefabricated and modular structural components. With offsite construction, components of a structure are built
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A considerable number of cases that concern work abandonment on a construction project are by and large due to a dispute over nonpayment. Should a contractor continue to invest time
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A major change is on the horizon that promises to make jobsites safer for millions of workers across the United States. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently issued
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With the advent of smartphones, GPS technology has become a near, ubiquitous part of our daily lives. Whether we are trying to find the coffee shop where we are meeting
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Employers across the United States are already required under OSHA law to record injuries and illnesses that occur on their jobsites on OSHA forms. In an effort to further improve
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