Everyone is on edge wondering where the coronavirus (COVID-19) is heading, especially those in the construction industry. U.S. builders rely on China for a number of imported goods and materials. […]
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Operating a construction site without workers’ compensation coverage is against the law in Florida. It can lead to a stop-work order and penalties issued by the state government. These penalties
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Some software programs could help limit your liability in the construction industry by ensuring that your documentation is organized and compliant with state and federal law. By implementing these programs
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Many construction sites utilize a combination of full-time employees and independent contractors to complete a project. While independent contractors and employees may work together, each type of work status carries
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Before you begin any project, it is important to have an attorney in your corner. A Florida construction attorney can assist with several aspects of a project. For example, attorneys
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Working in the construction industry, you naturally assume some level of risk. Depending on your area of construction, risks can include accusations of negligence, breach of contract, incomplete or defective
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Keeping your jobsite in compliance with regulations provided by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) can prevent on-the-job injuries and fatalities. However, despite best efforts, both minor and major
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations have proven to reduce dangerous incidents on construction sites. In fact, American worker deaths have decreased from 38 deaths per day in 1970
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With no end currently in sight to the extensive outbreak in China of the novel coronavirus (now officially named COVID-19) and the rapid spread of the virus throughout other parts
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On January 31, 2020, the new IRS Form I-9 became available for use. Beginning on April 30, 2020, employers will only be allowed to use the new Form I-9, edition
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