The summer heat can be unbearable, and this is especially true for workers who spend a lot of time outside, such as construction workers. Construction workers not only have to deal with working in the heat but also often wear heavy tool belts and... (Read More)

Project managers and construction contractors often collaborate on projects. Questions may arise on liability issues: Does the responsibility to maintain liability insurance fall on the project manager, the contractor, or both? Who is liable when... (Read More)

Cybersecurity continues to be a threat to businesses of all sizes. Attacks are not limited to any specific industry and can happen at any time. The key is to pay close attention to some of the basic tips and balance that with adopting some new ways... (Read More)

The job outlook for construction managers today is a product of the complex interplay between market demand, regulatory changes, and technological advancements. The construction industry has always been subject to ebbs and flows, influenced by... (Read More)

Construction contractors have a tough job and are tasked with trying to operate both efficiently and cost-effectively. That is not an easy job considering the shortage of skilled labor in the construction industry as well as the high cost of... (Read More)

Construction is a dangerous job. Construction workers engage in any number of hazardous activities that expose them to injuries, including falls from roofs, being struck by heavy equipment, being pinned between pieces of equipment, electrocution... (Read More)

Most states have “statutes of repose” — laws that stop a right of action after a specific period of time has passed. Statutes of repose are laws that establish a fixed time period during which claims or lawsuits can be filed in relation to... (Read More)

As an independent contractor, you need liability protection against damage that you could potentially — and unintentionally — cause as you work. This includes damage caused by hazardous waste, and contractors who work in the oil, agribusiness... (Read More)

Occupational exposure is the number one cause of asbestos-related disease. Exposure to asbestos can happen anywhere asbestos is present. However, some occupations/workplaces are at greater risk of exposure, including environmental contractors who... (Read More)