Preserving documents that are relevant to existing or potential litigation is called a “litigation hold”, or a “legal hold.” A litigation hold is defined as a way to fulfill your
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Mediation is an optional process that includes all of the parties involved in a construction dispute decide to work with an impartial mediator who assists them in figuring out ways
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Every contractor is familiar with arbitration, settling a dispute outside of court with a neutral third party called an arbitrator. Arbitration is the most commonly used method of alternative dispute
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The Outreach Training Program OSHA’s Outreach Training Program is in place to provide safety and health information and education; however it does not fulfill an employer’s requirement to provide training
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As your construction attorney in Jacksonville, we know that most workplace incidents can be easily avoided with the right knowledge of OSHA’s rules and regulations. Additionally, using the construction tips
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Litigation is one of the most common complications for contractors. Whether the fault of the contractor or customer, there are numerous ways disputes can arise, and lead to litigation and
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OSHA was enacted to provide on-the-job safety and health conditions for employees. It is their duty to guarantee that employers keep their workplaces free from hazards that can cause death
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In the construction industry, a contract is by all means a necessity. It helps with keeping everyone on the same page minimizing the risk of litigation. However, contracts are still
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A construction defect happens when there is a condition in a home that reduces the value. Sometimes the defects are plainly visible, like water seepage. These defects are called “patent.”
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As a contractor, your success in this industry could hinge on a single bid. Despite the pressure put on winning a construction bid, contractors consistently overlook one of the most
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