Construction Contracts and Coronavirus Complications
As a result of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), many construction projects around the United States have been, and are being, significantly delayed or curtailed. In…
As a result of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), many construction projects around the United States have been, and are being, significantly delayed or curtailed. In…
Ever since business rebounded following the 2008 housing bust, the roofing industry has experienced significant workforce shortages. These shortages have persisted even as the global…
For the first time in more than 60 years, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) updated and revised its regulations for determining joint employer status…
Finding skilled workers is becoming more and more problematic for many roofing contractors. According to the 2019 Construction Outlook Survey released by the Associated General…
So many salespeople and small business owners strive to hook the big fish — the large client. There’s a belief that these are the best…
Everyone we come in contact with can either help us achieve our goals, or create obstacles. The outcome is dependent on how we engage with…
Although President Trump’s attempts to pass sweeping immigration reform have been largely unsuccessful, since his inauguration there has been a sharp increase in enforcement of…
As most of us know, taxes are among the few certainties we can expect in life. And a look at state laws nationwide indicates that…
It’s a rare situation in this day and age that a construction contract or subcontract does not contain a dispute resolution clause, particularly the industry…
It’s no surprise that almost all states require general contractors and some subcontractors to register with regulatory boards and pass a qualifying exam in advance…