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As a contractor, you’ve learned to plan for just about every eventuality before you begin a project. However, sometimes things are simply beyond your control. That’s why construction contracts need a force majeure clause to prevent them from being held liable if...
If you work in construction, you know better than anyone the importance of a solid set of foundations. Yet this applies not only to the building but to your working relationships too. While a construction contract is made of paper rather than concrete and steel, it is...
The COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak continues to dominate the news cycle in the United States. Fear of a widespread outbreak has many people – including small business owners and employers – wondering how to best protect themselves and others. The Centers for Disease...