Differing site conditions (DSC) on a construction project can create significant problems for the construction company. While some degree of delays and unforeseen costs are accounted for by negotiating the […]
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One of the reasons why people struggle with contracts so much is that US law is built using a collection of terms from British and French law.
Force Majeure in the Construction Industry Read Post »
When working on a government infrastructure project, contractors will work with civil engineers to complete the design phase. This is an important partnership, and there must be a level of
When Are Civil Engineers Liable for Defects? Read Post »
In the construction industry, liens can be an important way of approaching nonpayment issues from a subcontractor’s point of view.
Your Construction Company’s Options Against Unfounded Liens from Contractors Read Post »
Because of the prevalence of litigation in the construction industry, it’s a good idea for construction companies to have one of our Greensboro construction law attorneys on retainer or available to help them with legal actions
Questions to Ask a Construction Lawyer Before Hiring Them Read Post »
Industries around the world are feeling the impact of the pandemic now that it has been moving for over a year.
Potential Impact of COVID-19 Related Shutdowns on Construction Projects Read Post »
As a contractor, maintaining a positive relationship with your clients is important. However, it can be difficult when those relationships are tested by accusations of safety violations and construction defects
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In recent years, various branches of the Labor Department have been in the habit of distributing negative news releases about businesses that have received citations. If your company has ever been the subject of such “public shaming,” you know how damaging that press coverage
Keeping Labor Department Citations Out of the News Read Post »
On Election Day 2020, Florida voters passed Amendment 2, which raises the minimum wage in our state. What does that mean for construction and your crew? Quite simply, it means
3 Strategies for Managing the New Minimum Wage Read Post »
Large-scale commercial construction and infrastructure projects rarely run according to the exact specifications of the plan or the budget, leading contractors to assert claims for additional time or money for
