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Diversity and inclusion can only bring positive change to the construction industry. Change that is entirely necessary considering the labor shortage that is currently affecting every corner of the construction […]

The “right to repair” laws that Colorado and many other states have implemented were meant to benefit everyone involved with construction. They allow for a dialogue between construction professionals and

Many owners will jump at the opportunity to file a lawsuit following the discovery of a latent construction defect. In order to curb time-consuming and costly lawsuits from litigious homeowners,

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires all employers to maintain accurate records of their employee’s wages, hours worked, and more. As the United States Department of Labor (DOL) ramps

One of the greatest challenges in the construction industry is managing your finances to keep your current projects rolling smoothly while you invest in the next job. Whether you’re a

Bankruptcy can be a like a brick wall separating contractors and suppliers from payments on the work and materials they faithfully provided. Fortunately, there is a way that payments can

Bankruptcy on a construction project is never an isolated incident. It is an unfortunate turn of events that can impact the lives of everyone attached to a project. In this

Bankruptcy is an unfortunate reality of a construction industry that is so heavily influenced by the fluctuating national economy. Sooner or later, a contractor may very well be faced with

A difficult subcontractor can delay work, refuse to cooperate, and cause serious defects on a construction project. Anticipating and mitigating the damage caused by a difficult subcontractor can be the