The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) oversees approximately 7 million worksites. They are most likely to pay a visit to a jobsite following a severe injury or illness, work […]
Do I Have to Let OSHA Inspectors Onto My Jobsite? Read Post »
If you work within residential or commercial construction sector, it is crucial that every aspect of your business is compliant with the rules and regulations set forth by the Occupational
Fall Restraint Systems: Get Compliant Before It’s Too Late Read Post »
As Texas OSHA defense lawyers, we often stress how important it is for construction firms to remain safety compliant. Whether providing legal advice, a third-party audit of a jobsite, or
Understanding OSHA’s Investigation Process Read Post »
Whether you work in residential or commercial construction, there are a myriad of ways your business can be entangled in a construction defect dispute. In some cases, there may be
Has Your Business Been Accused of a Construction Defect? Read Post »
In the State of Tennessee, there are six different types of licenses that construction professionals are required to obtain for specific types of work. Generally, if a project costs $25,000
Understanding Licensing Classifications in Tennessee Read Post »
Whether you own a small roofing company or an enormous construction firm, there’s always a chance that your business will experience a lawsuit. A lawsuit can be filed for dozens
Do’s and Don’ts for Construction Firms When Facing Litigation Read Post »
There are specific requirements for prime contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers in Tennessee when it comes to securing lien rights. If you haven’t been paid on a project, you should consult
Understanding Your Lien Rights in Tennessee Read Post »
Certain topics can be sensitive in the workplace. Although you want to respect an employee’s privacy regarding medical issues, contractors also have to ensure that they are providing their workforce
Does Your Company Have a Prescription Drug Policy? Read Post »
On November 6, Florida Insurance Commissioner David Altmaier issued a final order approving a 7.5% decrease for Florida workers’ compensation insurance rates. The rate cut goes into effect January 1,
Workers’ Comp Insurance Rate Cut Effective January 1 Read Post »
Changes in Florida state law and the Florida Rules of Procedure will be effective January 1, 2020, changing where a variety of court actions are heard. Currently, county courts in
Don’t File Suit in the Wrong Court – Jurisdictional Changes Coming January 1 Read Post »
