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Any person engaging in contracting services in the State of Florida must be currently registered, certified, or possess a certificate of authority through the Florida Department of Business and Professional […]

Be Ready – Have a Construction Hurricane Disaster Preparedness Plan Many North Carolina residents are preparing for the potentially devastating impact that Hurricane Florence may have on their state. It’s

Be Ready – Have a Construction Hurricane Disaster Preparedness Plan Many Florida residents are preparing for the potentially devastating impact that Hurricane Dorian may have on their state. It’s critical

This article will conclude our four-part series. We will discuss caught-in or between hazards which is the fourth leading cause of death on construction job-sites. To review causes one through

In 2014, more than half of construction workers were killed as a result of a fall, an electrocution, being struck by an object, or being caught-in or between objects. The

We are all looking for a deal. This is especially true when soliciting bids for construction. Businesses and individuals alike are in the constant search to get the highest output

Construction projects, large and small, has a cost and unless money is an unlimited resource, you are probably looking to reduce that cost. However, the work that’s done on construction

In Part 1 of our two-part article, we suggested two ways to transfer risk in a contract: a hold harmless agreement and an indemnification agreement. Before we discuss the final

As Tallahassee construction lawyers, we know that no contract is perfect; however, we can’t stress enough the importance of contract review. Reviewing the contract is a vital step in the

As we stated in Part 1 of our two-part series, sometimes the contract process can get a bit complicated. If your contract contains multiple documents or components that you don’t