The Epic Systems decision provided uniformity across the country and the assurance that arbitration and class waiver agreements will be enforced nationwide if properly drafted and freely executed.
Assignment of Benefits Agreements Are Subject to New Legislation
When emergency repairs are required, an assignment of benefits lets contractors perform work and file a claim directly with the insurance company. Some states have implemented new regulations for AOBs.
Unlike Books, It’s Okay to Judge a Subcontractor by Its Cover(age)
Creating and implementing a subcontractor prequalification program is not only prudent, but may be required by the GC’s CGL policy as a precondition to coverage.
Demystifying the Contract Surety Bond Process
Here is what contractors need to know about obtaining and expediting contract surety bonds and working with the right partner.
Eight Ways to Protect a Construction Company Before a Claim Is Filed
Claims are inevitable, but there are ways contractors can protect their company before a claim is filed.
Resources for Contractor License Requirements
Contractors must be licensed in most states. The first step in obtaining a contractor’s license is recognizing requirements that may include a background check, training or education requirements and ability to obtain a surety bond.
Workers’ Compensation Is Broader Than the Border
When undocumented workers get hurt on the job, their individual illegal status does not obviate a right to workers’ compensation benefits; it may, however, limit the benefits to which they are entitled.
Three Tools for Proactive Risk Management: Contracts, Fluent Dialogue and Change Management
Risk management is much more than insurance. A prudent construction executive will utilize the following three strategies for proactively managing risk and protecting the company’s right to payment.










