Antitrust Law Part 2
We introduced you to Antitrust Law in Part 1 of our series. In simple terms, antitrust laws are federal and state laws passed to regulate and discourage unfair competition in
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Antitrust Law Part 1
If you’re in the construction industry, Florida’s Antitrust Law is a law you should become familiar with. Competition in the construction is intense. Healthy competition is the key to sustainability
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Construction Warranties Part 2
In Part 1 of our two-part article series we gave you a basic overview of construction warranties. Construction warranties are important because they serve as quality standards for all involved
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Construction Warranties Part 1
Construction warranties exists as an assurance from one party to another party that requirements will be met as defined in the contract. If failure occurs at any point before, during,
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An Introduction to Unjust Enrichment
Contracts are vital to the construction industry, and they help to ensure a construction project is completed as agreed from start to finish. They’re an essential safeguard against litigation. As
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5 Common Roofing Defects
Florida law requires all roofing work to be done by a licensed contractor, but a license isn’t a sure defense against roof defects. If you have questions, our Bradenton construction
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An Overview of Joint Ventures
Are you considering a joint venture? Sometimes two or more is better than one in the construction industry and the answer to your next project could be a joint venture.
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Drafting a Joint Venture Agreement
If you’ve decided that collaborating with another company to compete in today’s newly flourishing construction industry is a smart move, you may be ready to draft your joint venture agreement.
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4 Ways to Reduce Employee Workers’ Compensations Claims
Working in the construction industry comes with risks. Some of the most frequent injuries are a result of falls, explosions, being run over by vehicles, and repetitive motion injuries. Injuries
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6 Common Mistakes HVAC Contractors Make
As a HVAC contractor, one of your top priorities should be a good reputation. Establishing an exemplary track record by meeting the expectations of your customers is the key to
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