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Receiving an OSHA citation and having your job site inspected can be stressful; however, it can be a great opportunity to improve workplace safety. We hope this two-part article will […]

An OSHA compliance safety and health officer (CSHO) has just conducted an inspection of your job site and has passed on the findings to the OSHA director for an evaluation.

Employers have a responsibility to provide a safe environment for their workers. Providing this type of environment not only keeps you OSHA-compliant, it’s good business. Employees are more productive when

In the first part of our series on reducing the risk of subcontractor default, we looked at three precautionary tips that can help prevent subcontractor default before an issue sets

Those of us in the construction industry know that risk is a part of doing business. With so many moving parts on a construction site, financial considerations, and a looming

Subcontractors play a critical role in the construction industry. While companies and contractors would love to handle everything “in-house”, it doesn’t always make business sense to do so. Subcontractors can

Hiring subcontractors is commonplace within the construction industry. While we love to hire people within our companies and infuse them with our culture, there comes a time where soliciting outside

Conflicts and construction often go hand and hand—it is the nature of this risky business. This does not negate the need for proactiveness on the part of the involved contractual

While our Miami construction attorneys are skilled in arbitration and litigation, we know that there are practical reasons for choosing to settle disputes through negotiation. Litigation brings with it increased

Our Tampa construction lawyers know all too well the risks construction professionals face daily. An area that plagues many in the industry revolves around liens and bond claims. Beyond having