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Inspecting construction buildings with traditional methods can be expensive, time-consuming, and quite dangerous. There’s risky climbing involved and you have to pay a professional inspector to complete the work. When […]

This summer, inclement weather made it’s impact throughout the United States. Whether it was Hurricanes Harvey and Irma or searing heat, surviving weather was a primary concern for many people.

Among the many lessons that Hurricane Harvey and Irma have taught us is the impact that inclement weather can have on operations. Wind and rain not only slow down the

As OSHA defense lawyers we know how unnerving it can be to be cited for a violation. Receiving a citation is just the beginning of the process, though. Once you

In part one of our article, our Orlando construction lawyers defined force majeure events and we talked about who bears the risk of such events when no contract provision is

Construction contracts require contractors to perform work until the project is complete, or else, face liability or project termination. In the wake of hurricane season, our Orlando construction attorneys want

The subcontractor is in a unique situation because while they are their own boss, they are under the orders of the general contractor. This among other factors can present subcontractors

Subcontractor failure affects everyone on the construction site from the owner, to the general contractor, to the developers, and other subcontractors. No doubt subcontractors face many pain-points internally and externally.

During the construction phase of a project, it is imperative that owners and contractors work together to keep the project moving along by aborting potential claims before they spiral out

Construction claims and disputes are considered to be a daily characteristic of the construction industry. They affect job sites, projects, schedules, and both workers and employers alike. The more complex