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According to Section 489.113 of the Florida Statutes, any person engaging in contracting in Florida must first show that they are competent and qualified in the trade they are seeking […]

In the construction industry, few phrases evoke an overwhelming sense of dread like the term “change order.” No one wants to deviate from a plan and progress. If you were

In business, the importance of preparation cannot be understated. The importance of preparation is most critical when it comes to OSHA investigations. While you may go a long time before

Dealing with defect claims is an unfortunate part of the construction industry. While they can be scary for any contractor or company owner, they are a part of doing business,

Our Jacksonville construction attorneys know that dealing with slow payments is no fun, but it happens frequently between contractors and subcontractors. When you spend time and money on a project

Imagine working on a project with a general contractor who has failed to pay you because the owner has failed to pay the general contractor. Unfortunately, this happens all the

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) categorizes violations into six categories but a willful violation is considered the most serious of them all. Construction companies must understand that although

Can you imagine working in the roofing industry for years only to one day have your livelihood shattered with a life-altering fall? Every day that a roofer goes to work

Subcontractors, it pays to thoroughly review your subcontracts to secure your best interest especially where getting paid for the work you’ve done is concerned. The provision that can affect your

Our Tallahassee construction law attorneys understand how common subcontractors are on construction jobsites—their specialized skills are invaluable. However, although subcontractors have the ability to bring profit to a project, they