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How ICE on the Jobsite Has (and Hasn’t) Been Affected by COVID-19

by David Jones | Apr 29, 2020
Human Resources | Law | Legal and Regulatory | Legislation

Before ICE shows up at the worksite, know rights and obligations and have protocols in place. Make sure employees hired after Nov. 6, 1986 have properly completed and documented I-9s.

Essential Contract Terms to Include in All Construction Contracts

by Laura A. Colca | Apr 29, 2020
Contracts | Dispute Resolution | Legal and Regulatory

Don’t overlook three critical provisions in construction contract—scope of work, dispute resolution and force majeure. If problems arise, resolution will be easier and less costly for everyone.

Now Is the Time to Master These Construction Fundamentals

Now is the time for contractors to take a look as licensing, insurance, contracts, credentials, training and processes to prepare for what comes next and what will sustain them for the future.

How ERP Can Help in the Pursuit of COVID-19 Relief

by Matthew Pantana | Apr 29, 2020
ERP | Legal and Regulatory | Legislation | Technology

By accepting government COVID-19 relief, businesses also must accept the additional tracking and reporting requirements that come with it. What types of accounting, audit and reporting capabilities must be used to meet the compliance requirements associated with these new programs?

Asking the Right Legal Questions to Prepare for COVID-19 Claims

While companies identify means of recovering losses and preparing for litigation or insurance claims that may arise from COVID-19, it helps to know what questions to ask legal representation or insurance providers.

Navigating the Main Street Lending Program: Practical Considerations for Eligible Businesses Before Pursuing Relief

by Charles J. Morton, Jr., Karachi N. Achilihu | Apr 29, 2020
Legal and Regulatory | Legislation

On April 9, the Federal Reserve announced the Main Street Lending Program to support the hundreds of thousands of small- to mid-sized businesses impacted by COVID-19. While the Main Street Program should benefit many businesses currently facing an economic crisis, you should carefully consider all of your alternatives before applying for these loans.

Reduce Change Order Disputes With Improved Processes and Procedures

Contractors can reduce change order disputes with clear, systematic procedures that document facts.

How Construction Businesses Can Benefit From Qualified Opportunity Zones

by John Blake | Apr 22, 2020
Business | Business Development | Legislation

The QOZ program defers (and potentially eliminates) individuals’ capital gains taxes when they finance capital improvements in pre-approved, economically depressed land tracts called opportunity zones. Here's how the program can benefit contractors.

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How ICE on the Jobsite Has (and Hasn’t) Been Affected by COVID-19

Essential Contract Terms to Include in All Construction Contracts

Now Is the Time to Master These Construction Fundamentals

How ERP Can Help in the Pursuit of COVID-19 Relief

Asking the Right Legal Questions to Prepare for COVID-19 Claims

Navigating the Main Street Lending Program: Practical Considerations for Eligible Businesses Before Pursuing Relief

Reduce Change Order Disputes With Improved Processes and Procedures

How Construction Businesses Can Benefit From Qualified Opportunity Zones

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