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Hiring a design-build firm presents many benefits to both commercial builders and homeowners. All parties are on the same team, which keeps the project in-line with expectations, and removes the […]

Regardless of the line of work you are in, OSHA’s regulations and standards can impact your business in one form or another. This is due to what is known as

Whether it is a hazardous chemical spill or a naturally occurring disaster, it is likely in the construction industry that a workplace emergency will occur on one of your job

If you own a construction business, you know the value of a well written contract. The contract is what defines each party’s role in a project and it sets the

Contracting without a license may seem harmless, but the countless homeowners who become victims of fraud and shoddy workmanship tell another story. As a result, the State of Florida is

While a construction contract should outline the contractual duties of all parties involved, it should also serve as a tool to mitigate risks that can occur during the course of a

Florida’s Little Miller Act is in place to protect subcontractors, suppliers, and laborers when providing labor or materials to a building or piece of land owned by a government agency.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s primary goal is to protect the health and safety of American workers through the development, implementation, and enforcement of workplace regulation and standards. While

The Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order requires contractors seeking out government bids to disclose state and federal labor violations. As Tampa contractor attorneys, we understand the importance of

The construction industry revolves around partnerships. Contractors, sub-contractors, suppliers, property owners, and everyone in between enter into professional relationships to successfully complete construction projects. As a result, conflicts sometimes arise.