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There are countless reasons why a roofing contractor may lose their license. From failing to meet bond requirements to violating workers’ compensation laws to failing to report a civil court […]

When a team of construction professionals takes on a new roofing project, the contractor at the top of the totem pole is probably expecting some small delays. In fact, delays

The State of Oregon enacted the Oregon Safe Employment Act two years after the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 was integrated into the national labor law in 1971.

When the time comes to sign your next construction contract, are you taking the time to actually read the ENTIRE contract? If you answered “no” to that question, don’t worry.

Our Denver construction lawyers have said it time and time again: contracts are the lifeblood of the construction industry. Despite this, many subcontractors enter negotiations without ever considering that they

No matter what industry you work in, getting your employees to sustain a feeling of excitement about their occupation is one of the greatest challenges faced by employers. Small conversations

When it comes to disputes in the construction industry, figuring out the best method for reaching an amicable resolution can be challenging. Naturally, you want to preserve your business relationships,

Arbitration is an informal process that can be used to settle disputes without the need for costly and time-consuming litigation. During arbitration, both parties and their respective attorneys meet with

The decision to protest a bid is an important one that can have long-lasting ramifications for a contractor. A bid protest can make or break a contractor in this industry,

For many contractors, it feels like the labor shortage has been around since their first day on the project site. As the years go by, more and more innovative strategies