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Establishing a Lean Process for Handling eDiscovery

by Brian Schrader | Aug 10, 2018
Data Analytics | Dispute Resolution | Legal and Regulatory

By establishing a set of standard eDiscovery procedures, contractors can easily locate and produce the necessary data and increase the probability of success in the courtroom.

Michigan Creates Infrastructure Councils

by Joanna Masterson | Aug 10, 2018
Infrastructure | Legal and Regulatory | Legislation | Markets

Gov. Rick Snyder signed legislation creating the Michigan Infrastructure Council (HB 5335) and the Water Infrastructure Council (HB 5406) to manage the state’s transportation assets, private utilities, and drinking water, wastewater and stormwater systems.

Time It Takes to Resolve Disputes Continues Upward Trajectory

by Joanna Masterson | Aug 9, 2018
Dispute Resolution | Legal and Regulatory

The average value of construction disputes in North America decreased slightly to $19 million last year, but the time it takes to resolve disputes increased by more than two months (up to 17.7 months) and is among the highest globally.

Implications of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Construction Contractors

by Michael J. Herzog | Aug 9, 2018
Accounting | Business | Legislation | Taxes

The tax reform measure that closed out 2017 resulted in the most comprehensive update to the Internal Revenue Code in more than 30 years. Here's an overview of the tax incentives impacting construction businesses.

Documenting an Affirmative Action Plan

by Chris Lennon | Aug 7, 2018
Human Resources | Law | Legal and Regulatory

Documenting an Affirmative Action Plan gives a company the boost it needs to pass audits and avoid trouble that comes with failing them. Know where to start, what to document and how to leverage technology.

Recuperating Lost Profits

by Bradford Muir, Zachary Reichenbach | Aug 3, 2018
Contracts | Law | Legal and Regulatory

When contractors take on a contract, they also take on risk of delay, defect or breach of contract that can result in damages. When that happens, one remedy is recuperation of lost profits damages.

Independent Contractors in the Construction Industry

by Todd Wulffson | Jul 31, 2018
Human Resources | Law | Legal and Regulatory

One of the primary problems with worker misclassification in the construction industry has been the uneven playing field that makes it difficult for compliant businesses to compete with noncompliant ones.

An Ounce of Preservation: Three Steps to a Stronger Worksite Accident Defense

by Kelly A. McGee | Jul 24, 2018
Dispute Resolution | Legal and Regulatory

For a strong defense to a personal injury lawsuit, preserve accident evidence immediately. Early, thorough and preserved investigation and materials leads to quicker resolution and better results.

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