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If a public works construction project goes over budget, it can mean many upset constituents and large sums of money to possibly repay. Public contracting can be very complex, because […]

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will not hesitate to send a compliance officer to perform an inspection on any given construction job site. OSHA has many reasons for

Another important inspection that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will perform are programmed inspections. Programmed inspections are precautionary, and are done to further decrease the levels of hazards

In the construction industry, payment bonds are essential. In a previous article we talked about unconditional payment bonds, and in this article we will be discussing conditional payment bonds. Payment

In the construction industry, a payment bond is like a security blanket. It is posted by the contractor in charge of the construction contract, and it is a guarantee that

In the construction industry, contractors will always face the possibility of disputes. A common path that parties tend to take when dealing with disputes is litigation. However, what some contractors

Once a contractor finishes a project, the next step is typically getting paid for the job. As most of the construction industry is aware, if you are facing a situation

As St. Petersburg construction lawyers, we know that indemnity clauses can be one of the most negotiated and litigated provisions in a construction contract, as well as one of the

In the final installment of this three-part article we will wrap up our discussion on drafting a successful arbitration clause for your construction contract. As Sarasota construction lawyers, we know