Disputes are an inevitable part of the world of construction. That’s why provisions need to be put in place when a contract is being produced to determine how these conflicts […]
Arbitration vs. Litigation Part 1 Read Post »
Earlier this year, a Florida appellate court overruled a decision denying a claim for attorneys’ fees by a prime contractor and its surety after prevailing in its defense of a
Florida Court Overrules Decision Denying Fees in Miller Act Claim Read Post »
The legislature recently passed a modification to the Florida Homeowners’ Construction Recovery Fund provision which is required in construction contracts. The language was revised as follows: FLORIDA HOMEOWNERS’ CONSTRUCTION RECOVERY
Modifications to Required Contractual Disclosures Read Post »
The proposed changes to the FLSA provision governing overtime pay have been a major concern amongst small and larger businesses nationwide. The most controversial proposed change involved the increase of
Overtime Rule Enforcement Delayed Read Post »
Nearly 40 percent of all construction industry deaths are fall-related. Year after year, fall protection is the most-cited violation by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). At particular risk
Tips for Preventing Hole and Skylight Falls Part 2 Read Post »
The roofing industry is inherently dangerous. Even if you use the best roof safety equipment, accidents can still occur. However, when proper precautions are not taken, safety is compromised. Unfortunately,
Tips for Preventing Hole and Skylight Falls Part 1 Read Post »
We often underestimate how potentially dangerous ladders can be. We work on ladders often and are typically rushing to complete work. It’s simple to lean just a little to hit
4 Mistakes Roofers Make on Ladders Read Post »
In recent years, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has taken a more aggressive stance in defending its policies. While the ideal of equal opportunity in employment settings for all
How Roofers Should Respond to EEOC Complaints Read Post »
Let’s face it, change orders happen in construction. With so many moving parts on the construction site and stakeholders offsite, it’s hard to ensure that everything will be planned perfectly
How to Reduce Change Orders in Construction, Part 2 Read Post »
As our world moves towards a focus on sustainability, one area where environmentally sound practices are needed most is in the area of construction. According to the United State Green
Benefits of LEED Certification For Construction Companies Read Post »
