As a construction professional, you’re entirely too familiar with the demands and constraints of the construction industry. Between changes to contract documents and the ever-changing number of state and federal […]
Why Partner With a Columbia, SC, Construction Law Attorney? Read Post »
We are concerned about customers and third parties trying to sue roofing contractors for unintentional exposure to COVID-19. Below is an example of COVID-19 release language we have drafted along
COVID-19 Waiver and Release Contract Provision Read Post »
The state of immigration in the United States has changed due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. From a macro perspective, it is essentially a “tale of two cities”:
The State of Immigration in the U.S. Read Post »
You already know what your construction business needs to run properly. In addition to equipment and manpower, it needs a way to secure payment, avoid disputes, and defend against legal
Essential Legal Services Provided by a Construction Lawyer in Columbia, SC Read Post »
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 22 million workers are exposed to hazardous noise levels at work every year. Noise is one of the most
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As millions of Americans return to work following nationwide shutdowns, they’re likely to find that the workplaces they’re returning to aren’t the same as they were when they left them
Protecting Lone Workers on Your Construction Jobsite Read Post »
When you think of static electricity, you probably think of no more than a minor nuisance brought on by two surfaces rubbing against each other. This often becomes more noticeable
Recognizing and Controlling Static Electricity Hazards on Your Jobsite Read Post »
In a perfect world, construction professionals would receive payment on time for work and materials provided. We may not live in a perfect world, but we do live in a
How Can Contractors Gain Access to Unlimited Bond Claim Filings? Read Post »
If you’re a general contractor who’s worked on federally owned projects before, you’ve been required to furnish both a performance bond and payment bond. And if you’re a subcontractor or
The Miller Act and The Little Miller Act: What’s the Difference? Read Post »
When news came of a new virus known as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), most workplaces elected to move to remote work. What many businesses thought would be a few weeks
Creating Company Policies For Telework Read Post »
