Arbitration or Litigation?
In deciding whether to litigate or arbitrate a construction dispute, consider time, cost and other factors. Here’s information to help you decide.
PPP Loan Forgiveness: What Is Known So Far
Here’s what contractors should to know about the Paycheck Protection Program loans and forgiveness.
Terminating Employees for Theft Is Not as Easy as It Should Be
Employers can take steps to reduce employee theft, but eliminating it entirely is impossible. Following certain guidelines when investigating thefts can reduce the risk of a lawsuit.
International Trade: A Game Plan for Rare Earths and Strategic Metals
China controls the market for nearly 35 precious minerals and metals that are important for production and manufacturing, and tungsten is among them. However, new market entrants have begun mining projects that are critical to increase supply levels and exports back to the United States.
How Construction Firms Can Benefit From Digital Transformation and Drone Technology
Harnessing automation, integrating drones and finding the right technology partners can give contractors actionable site intelligence, increase efficiencies, improve resiliency and keep projects on track.
Why Pay an Undisputed Balance When Engaged in Litigation?
Contractors may refuse to pay undisputed sums when in a payment dispute, but they should consider five things that may reveal why they should pay those undisputed funds.
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Contractors should be aware of four triggering events that can lead to termination and four points to keep in mind when negotiating construction contracts.
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