Bringing Balance Back to the NLRB
Following the Obama NLRB, President Trump has sought to return the board to its true mission of being a neutral arbiter of labor law.
IRS Increases Health FSA Limit for 2018
The IRS has increased the Flexible Spending Account dollar limit on employee salary reduction contributions to $2,650 for taxable years beginning in 2018.
Thwarting the Worst of Hurricane Irma
Insurance companies, homebuilders, and city and county officials are still assessing Hurricane Irma damage, but in general, the stricter building codes enforced after Hurricane Andrew did their job.
State Prevailing Wage Repealed in Wisconsin
A two-year, $76 billion budget that Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) signed in late September calls for the immediate repeal of the state’s prevailing wage law.
Understanding Recent Changes to AIA Form Contracts
AIA released its first update to the form contracts in 10 years. The new versions of A101, A102 and A201 contain a number of changes that are of particular significance to commercial contractors.
Bradley Named ‘Law Firm of the Year’ by U.S. News
ABC member Bradley was recently named the nation’s “Law Firm of the Year” for Construction Law in the 2018 “Best Lawyers” edition of U.S. News.
AIA Replaces Sustainable Project Documents
One of the important changes to 2017 AIA Contract Documents includes a single Sustainable Project Exhibit that can be added to any AIA document to address the risks and responsibilities associated with sustainable projects.
Overview of Bonding Regulations for Contractors in 2017
New U.S. bonding regulations may signify a trend toward better regulation of the construction industry through surety bonds. Bonds are also an option for providing financial security on projects.
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