States across the nation are lifting stay-at-home orders and allowing businesses to reopen and employees to return to work. While for many this has brought a sense of relief, for businesses and employers it brings ...
For nearly three months, the construction industry has felt the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, leaving many to wonder what the future may hold for the business. But if recent news is any indication, it ...
According to a recent construction outlook report by JLL, 2018 was a steady year for growth in the construction industry at 5.1 percent, and 2019 maintained a similar pace. Many of us expected 2020 to ...
Construction workers are more vulnerable to injuries than employees in other occupations due to the unique hazards and risks they face. Each year, one in 10 construction workers is injured while on the job, according ...
Maintaining service in the face of the uncertainty created by COVID-19 has challenged many construction businesses over the past several months. Emerging supply chain disruptions have caused a renewed focus on potential increased costs and ...
Notice of a Claim must usually be given in writing. Even if by chance your contract doesn’t require written notice it’s still a best practice to put your notice in writing “for the record.”
When the COVID-19 pandemic occurred, virtually all businesses were disrupted, including residential construction. But if recent news is any indication, the sector might be making a modest comeback.
The theft of materials and equipment from construction sites is a growing problem in the United States. Each year, companies see up to $1 billion in losses and spend countless hours trying to replace necessary ...
Construction has continued during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the future of the industry remains uncertain. 8 News NOW reports that recent graduates and students of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas got an indication of ...
Buried somewhere in most commercial construction contracts are a set of procedures meant to help resolve disputes between the owner and the contractor. Almost all commercial construction contracts contain procedures that require the parties to ...
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