As nonessential businesses across the country shutter their doors in the wake of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), many construction companies are standing strong, providing communities with needed construction and
How a Coronavirus Construction Lawyer Can Help Protect Your Business Read Post »
The construction industry is facing a challenge unlike any it has faced before. Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has spread rapidly across the world and now threatens construction companies in America.
Why You Need to Consult a Covid-19 Construction Lawyer Read Post »
When nearly a third of the world’s population is living under coronavirus-related restrictions and over three million unemployment claims have been filed in the United States thus far, the coronavirus
Addressing Construction Disputes and COVID-19 Read Post »
Due to the long duration and dispute-prone nature of construction projects, it’s important to understand your options for resolving conflicts during the building process. Alternative dispute resolution (ADR), such as
Effective Tactics for Construction Mediation Read Post »
If you own a construction business that has 50 or more employees, your business may be required to provide eligible employees with unpaid, job-protected leave. The Family and Medical Leave
The Employer’s Guide to Assessing Medical Leave Requests Read Post »
22 states or territories, including Oregon, have state plans approved and monitored by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). These state plans are “safety and health programs operated by
What You Need to Know About Oregon OSHA Read Post »
The recent outbreak of COVID-19 has a significant and ongoing impact on not only healthcare professionals, but also global economies, governments, and business leaders. Construction companies within the U.S. are
WARN Act and COVID-19 Read Post »
As of March 24, 2020, North Carolina has reported at least 498 confirmed cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). As a result, Governor Roy Cooper issued an executive order mandating
Lien Law and COVID-19 Read Post »
As you may have already known, Hillsborough County has issued a safer-at-home order. This is the first official instruction given by Hilsborough’s Emergency Policy Group to limit the spread of
What Contractors Need to Know About Hillsborough County’s New Safer-At-Home Order Read Post »
The North Carolina Prompt Pay Act was created to establish specific timelines in which payments must be released on completed public and private construction projects. The act, which has two
North Carolina Prompt Pay Act Guidance Read Post »
