Legal and Regulatory
Construction Site Injuries: Avoiding and Limiting Liability
A general contractor's workers’ comp insurance may not cover sub-subcontractors or third parties. The right insurance needs to be in place, and proper risk management is key to get the full benefit of all insurance.
By Steven Gonzalez and Aaron Cohn
April 26, 2021
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by Steven Gonzalez
Steven Gonzalez’s practice focuses on construction administration and litigation, real estate and commercial litigation. He has assisted clients with bid protests, contract negotiations, project administration (including claims management and preservation) and post construction litigation. Steven has tried and arbitrated complex construction and design defects, claim disputes and non-payment cases. He has also negotiated numerous construction contracts, including construction management, architectural services, design-build and general contractor-owner contracts.
by Aaron Cohn
Aaron Cohn’s practice focuses on construction litigation, catastrophic injuries, investment fraud and business disputes.
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