If you learn that OSHA will be inspecting your worksite, it is essential to have a game plan. Different issues could prompt the visit, including a recent accident or a reported concern from an employee, or it may be a regularly […]
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If you are like most companies, you have spent the last several months trying to protect your employees from the coronavirus. You have incorporated mask-wearing and social-distancing guidelines, and you have provided training
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We all know that construction sites can be dangerous places. Falls, fires, and equipment malfunctions can lead to injuries, which harm both your employees and your work progress. To keep
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By Attorney Jeremy Power *Since Toronto and Peel have resumed lockdown measure, we are providing an updated version of this article for CRCA readers* Employers have a lot of responsibility
By Attorney Jeremy Power In Toronto last week, Premier Doug Ford announced funding for infrastructure projects in the province. Ontario will provide up to $1.05 billion in combined federal and
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Contingent payment clauses are provisions in contracts which state that the roofing contractor will only be paid once the general contractor is paid by the owner. There are two types
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Even the most seasoned construction professionals may finish a project and stand accused of a construction defect. These defects can occur from a variety of causes, but one of the
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Construction projects often involve disputes. Inevitably, there is a disagreement about how work is handled, and it turns into a situation where the contractor and a subcontractor are at odds
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In any type of construction work, contractors quote the work that they will do. This gives the buyer a chance to review and compare it with other contractors. There is,
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A mechanic’s lien allows your construction company to put a lien against real property that you performed work on and have not been fully paid for. This can be an
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