Termination For Cause
It’s important that all contractors are aware of the fact that there may come a time when they need to terminate a contract. There are a number of reasons for […]
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The Structure Of A Pre-Bid Meeting
During the construction bid preparation process there will typically be a pre-bid meeting. As Jacksonville construction lawyers, we understand that the pre-bid meetings are held mostly to give bidders the
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Differences Between Irresponsible And Unresponsive Bidder
As Brandon construction lawyers, we know that when contractors bid on local, state, or federal government projects, there is always the chance that they will not be awarded the contract.
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Unlicensed Contracting Defense
Working as an unlicensed contractor in the State of Florida can destroy your career in the construction industry. If convicted, an unlicensed contractor will face imprisonment, fines, or both. As
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The Arrival Of An Unannounced OSHA Inspector
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) spends a majority of their time conducting inspections of construction workplaces and/or job sites. This is done to make sure the construction companies
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Unenforceable Contracts
In the construction world, parties that enter into a legally binding contract are expected to fulfill their end of the agreement. However, there are some cases where what should be
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Bid Mistakes Are Cause For Bid Protests
When contractors and construction firms bid on local, state, or federal government projects, there are many reasons why they won’t be chosen as the lowest bidder and awarded the contract.
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Summary Jury Trial For Disputes
When disputing parties are considering their dispute resolution options, the more traditional processes they gravitate towards are usually arbitration and mediation. However, these two processes are not generally successful if
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Preventing OSHA Violations Part 2
In this two-part article we will continue discussing some of the most common OSHA violations in the construction industry. OSHA violations lead to hefty fines, which can put a strain
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Preventing OSHA Violations Part 1
When a contractor or construction firm is facing a violation from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) they are facing potential fines that range anywhere from $7,000 to $70,000
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