Case Law

We often underestimate how potentially dangerous ladders can be. We work on ladders often and are typically rushing to complete work. It’s simple to lean just a little to hit […]

In recent years, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has taken a more aggressive stance in defending its policies. While the ideal of equal opportunity in employment settings for all

If you are a construction contractor considering pursuing a public-private partnership, also known as a P3, you should be asking some critical questions before entering this type of partnership. As

Concise communication is the key to success in most businesses. However, in the construction industry, with so many moving parts on site, stakeholders offsite, and vendors in various places, communication

Those who have worked in the construction industry for any length of time know that communication is the key to keeping things moving on a jobsite. We also know that

Subcontractors are the face of your organization. They are doing important jobs on construction sites daily. Ideally, they are utilizing skills to enhance your project and your company. However, because

Among the many challenges that general contractors face when managing a construction project, hiring good subcontractors is among the most difficult. Subcontractors, themselves, are business entities that may have their

Historically, the construction industry has been slow to integrate new technology, preferring to take a “wait and see” stance when it comes to innovation. However, newer technologies such as augmented

The construction industry is ruled by regulations at the local, state, and federal levels, unfortunately, this is not the case with joint check agreements. Legally speaking, there is no standard

As long as you are working on top of a roof, you are at risk for all types of hazards, including severe injury and death. You are also at risk