While our Miami construction attorneys are skilled in arbitration and litigation, we know that there are practical reasons for choosing to settle disputes through negotiation. Litigation brings with it increased […]
Strategies for an Effective Dispute Negotiation Read Post »
Our Tampa construction lawyers know all too well the risks construction professionals face daily. An area that plagues many in the industry revolves around liens and bond claims. Beyond having
Joint Check Agreements in Construction Read Post »
According to Section 489.113 of the Florida Statutes, any person engaging in contracting in Florida must first show that they are competent and qualified in the trade they are seeking
Irrigation Contractors Certification and Licensing Requirements Read Post »
In the construction industry, few phrases evoke an overwhelming sense of dread like the term “change order.” No one wants to deviate from a plan and progress. If you were
How to Reduce Change Orders in Construction, Part 1 Read Post »
In business, the importance of preparation cannot be understated. The importance of preparation is most critical when it comes to OSHA investigations. While you may go a long time before
How To Prepare For an OSHA Investigation Part 1 Read Post »
Dealing with defect claims is an unfortunate part of the construction industry. While they can be scary for any contractor or company owner, they are a part of doing business,
How to Defend Yourself from a Construction Defect Claim Read Post »
Our Jacksonville construction attorneys know that dealing with slow payments is no fun, but it happens frequently between contractors and subcontractors. When you spend time and money on a project
Factors to Consider Before Stopping Work for Nonpayment Part 2 Read Post »
Imagine working on a project with a general contractor who has failed to pay you because the owner has failed to pay the general contractor. Unfortunately, this happens all the
Factors to Consider Before Stopping Work for Nonpayment Part 1 Read Post »
Companies do not have to deal with lawsuits if they do their due diligence to prevent workplace discrimination. This final article will discuss more tips that will help employers avoid
Expert Tips for Avoiding EEOC Lawsuits in the Workplace Part 2 Read Post »
Construction contractor sued for firing a number of female sheet metal workers. Construction company sued for race harassment and retaliation against African American workers. Concrete construction company sued for failing
Expert Tips for Avoiding EEOC Lawsuits in the Workplace Part 1 Read Post »
