If Hammurabi were alive today, he would likely be a proponent of statutory, punitive and consequential damages to enforce his code. These would substantially add to a money judgment amount.
The Federal Preemption Bind on Local Energy Policy
When it comes to energy efficiency in buildings, rapid technological advances are being undermined by outdated regulations.
What Does Environmental Protection Mean to the Construction Industry?
An environmental management system can help contractors house their project permits, regulatory compliance information, storm water pollution prevention plans, and training and inspection records.
Advice to Federal Construction Contractors: Stick to the Fundamentals
Most executive orders cannot, on their own, meaningfully alter procurement practice. Federal contractors are still best served by having intimate knowledge of the policies and procedures that affect their businesses for the long term.
Be Proactive About Crafting a Company Drone Policy
Construction firms should expect the drone compliance topic to develop rapidly, as other agencies may provide supplementary rules to address the impact of unmanned aircraft on the areas they regulate.
Financial Statement Red Flags to Detect Internal Theft: Construction Contractors Can Minimize Financial Damage by Recognizing Fraud
Financial statement fraud is a real threat to businesses large and small across all industries. The first line of defense against these criminal activities is the implementation of systems, policies and controls intended to safeguard an organization and deter fraud or stop it in its tracks at the first sign of detection.











