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Summer is in full swing here in Florida. Contractors can expect scorching heat and heavy rain in the coming months. In addition to these widely known perils, construction workers will

By all means, you can represent your company during a construction dispute, but we don’t recommend it. The average construction dispute lasts well over a year and is valued at

North Carolina has seen steady population growth over the past decade. In fact, the Tarheel State’s growth rate is twice as fast as the national average. With tremendous population growth,

A young worker has died after plummeting 120 feet on a construction site in Nashville. The 16-year-old worker was a part-time employee for a subcontractor on a new hotel project.

An ambitious $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill has been introduced. The Moving Forward Act, which would focus on investing “in programs, projects and materials that emphasize resiliency while reducing carbon pollution

Orange County has lost what could have been a vital infrastructure project in the form of Colonial Parkway, a toll road that was to span a nine-mile stretch of State

In an industry known for tight profit margins, strict deadlines, and high expectations, construction disputes are an unfortunate reality. Whether you’ve been wronged by another party or accused of wrongdoing,

If you own a construction business in the Hoosier State, you may be wondering what areas of your operations require legal protection. The truth of the matter is that every

Unfortunately, the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has presented many challenges to all industries, including roofing professionals. Along with needing to comply with safety guidelines, employers will also be

As roofing lawyers, we are committed to providing roofing industry employers with the legal advice they need to grow and protect their business. We often discuss fall restraint systems and