Regulation

Roofing businesses are setting a great example of how opening the door for more women workers can greatly benefit the overall success of an industry. Over the last few years, […]

Writing a demand letter is like walking on a tightrope; lean too far to either side and you fall over. Too lenient and your demand letter is ineffective. Too harsh

The engineering and construction industry has the highest prevalence of bribery and corruption than any other industry on the planet. While corruption can take many forms, including asset misappropriation, fraud,

The construction industry is a massive market that employs over 10 million workers in the United States. But this industry goes far beyond our U.S. shores and extends across the

A single mistake in the construction process can lead to a construction defect claim years down the line. This claim can cripple an otherwise flourishing construction company. The worst part?

Imagine that you’ve completed a construction project. All the planning, hard work, and late hours have resulted in successful project completion. Fast forward a few years. You’re now being informed

From military branches to various states, many different heat prevention guidelines have been promulgated; however, there is still no federal standard for heat prevention. For this reason, a new construction

On July 24, 2019, the Department of Homeland Security (“DHS”) published its final rule (hereinafter referred to as the “Final Rule”) to amend the regulations governing the employment-based, fifth preference

Construction companies that are looking for a building process that can reduce waste, improve their public image, and lead to more projects should consider sustainable construction. In part one of

Sustainable construction is a growing trend in the construction industry. Construction firms that can adopt this process and accommodate for the greener interests of their clients are sure to profit