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In our continuing series on the documents needed for construction claims, we will further dive into the supporting materials that help when filing a successful claim. Although general contractors are […]

Every contractor, whether they’re a general contractor or a subcontractor, goes into a project with the best of intentions. However, they are also running a business. When something is impeding

One of the great things about having a construction business is watching it grow. As you do good work for clients and they tell others, you build a reputation that

Weather conditions are an important concern in the construction industry because of the potential impact it can have on a project timeline. Due to these impacts, our OSHA defense attorneys

Winter is right around the corner, and for those working in construction, that means increased awareness of winter safety. Employers must ensure that workers that work outside are safe and

Accountability is so important in business, even more so on a construction site. However, with so many contractors and subcontractors using a variety of tools to perform a myriad of

One of the most difficult situations encountered by contractors in their work is dealing with a Suspension of Work action. This is the suspension of a project ordered by either

The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) protects the general public against unlicensed individuals and businesses by ensuring that construction workers comply with licensing standards. DBPR investigators use

Everything that happens on a construction site needs to be documented. Although it can be a pain to meticulously log every detail of a project, it’s more painful to not

Anybody in the construction industry will tell you that accurate documentation is as much a part of the job site as concrete and hard hats. Or at least it should