Contract Issues in the Age of Labor Shortages
Talk to a construction company owner nowadays, or watch a newscast, and chances are the topic of labor shortages will arise. On September 2, the…
Talk to a construction company owner nowadays, or watch a newscast, and chances are the topic of labor shortages will arise. On September 2, the…
2020 has been a year like no other for the United States. COVID-19 and its resulting recession have touched nearly every aspect of the economy….
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…
Many licensed contractors have been getting “on-the-job” training for years — some, since they were working on jobsites as young laborers. But what formal education…
If you work in the construction industry and you aren’t familiar with the impact of price escalation, chances are you are about to learn. It’s…
Ever been told to dance like nobody’s watching? That advice is great for weddings and end-zone celebrations. But after wrapping up a week-long trial, your…
For contractors or subcontractors seeking past-due payment, mechanics’ liens are often a necessary part of the collection process. The ability to encumber title to a…
If you are a contractor in the construction industry, there is a chance that a person who isn’t on your payroll is legally considered to…
Whether they like them or not, most subcontractors and contractors have used American Institute of Architects (AIA) standard form contract documents at some point in…
Project delays can have serious financial consequences for both contractors and subcontractors. When such issues arise, one option for affected contractors is asserting delay claims…