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According to the 2016 Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics), roofers have the fourth most dangerous job in America. For every 100,000 workers, there […]

Construction professionals across the nation should be focused on reducing injury and death rates at their jobsites daily. However, during the month of June, which is National Safety Month, special

Roofing is dangerous work. Typically, when you hear about construction jobsite accidents, falls top that list. Working at heights is not the only hazard that roofers face. June is National

The construction industry is historically known to be slow to change; however, our Chattanooga construction lawyers see that the industry is working diligently to stay on top of trends as

The construction industry has been making moves in several areas from big data to green building to collaborative contracts. Our Chattanooga contractor attorneys believe the future of construction is bright

Safety culture is all about the attitudes, values, behaviors, and beliefs that are practiced by a company. These things are not the easiest to measure, however. Nevertheless, our OSHA attorneys

As any construction professional knows, whether it’s a need for an extension, additional finances, or building requirements, sometimes projects need to pivot and make adjustments in order to be completed

Making changes during the construction process is part of the job. In this three-part series, we are discussing six of the primary reasons why projects need to make readjustments. In

In a perfect world, there would be no obstacles that impede construction professionals and all projects would be completed on time and under budget. However, as Lakeland construction attorneys, we

For many roofing jobs, a personal fall arrest system is necessary. This is a more formal way of saying that the worker should be wearing a harness. Although some jobs