By all means, you can represent your company during a construction dispute, but we don’t recommend it. The average construction dispute lasts well over a year and is valued at […]
Do I Really Need a Construction Litigation Attorney? Read Post »
In a perfect world, construction professionals would receive payment on time for work and materials provided. We may not live in a perfect world, but we do live in a
How Can Contractors Gain Access to Unlimited Bond Claim Filings? Read Post »
If you’re a general contractor who’s worked on federally owned projects before, you’ve been required to furnish both a performance bond and payment bond. And if you’re a subcontractor or
The Miller Act and The Little Miller Act: What’s the Difference? Read Post »
North Carolina has seen steady population growth over the past decade. In fact, the Tarheel State’s growth rate is twice as fast as the national average. With tremendous population growth,
2 Reasons Why a Construction Lawyer Should File Your Bid Protest Read Post »
When news came of a new virus known as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), most workplaces elected to move to remote work. What many businesses thought would be a few weeks
Creating Company Policies For Telework Read Post »
Construction projects, especially those on a larger scale, involve years of preparation and planning and the coordination of a wide variety of moving parts. Time can all too quickly become
How Artificial Intelligence Is Taking the Construction Industry By Storm Read Post »
If you’ve used Google Drive to store and share any of your files, then you’re already familiar with the concept of what managing a project with blockchain technology looks like.
How Blockchain Could Transform the Construction Industry Read Post »
In May of 2020, The Construction Contractors Board (CCB), or the state agency that licenses contractors in the state of Oregon, published a news release advising homeowners to check their
How to Become a Licensed Contractor in Oregon Read Post »
Construction defect claims are a highly complex area of the law, and the duration of risk associated with these laws differs from state to state. This can make things even
Reviewing Statute of Limitations and Statute of Repose in North and South Carolina Read Post »
Out of the 4,779 private-industry worker fatalities in 2018, 1,008, or 21.1 percent, were in construction — that is to say, one in five worker deaths was construction-related. The leading
Steps to Achieve An Injury-Free Jobsite Read Post »
