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Air Quality Is More Important Than Ever: Equipment and Regulations in the Fight Against COVID-19

by John Bohlmann | Mar 26, 2021
Equipment | Legal and Regulatory | Regulations | Tools

COVID-19 highlighted the need to accurately monitor indoor air in response to the virus, rising air pollution and respiratory issues. Many building executives find new technologies to better respond to the virus and increase occupant peace of mind.

White House Releases PPP Reforms

by Peter Comstock | Feb 24, 2021
Legal and Regulatory | Policy | Regulations

Beginning Wednesday morning, Feb. 24, and ending March 9, the U.S. Small Business Association will only accept Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) applications from businesses with fewer than 20 employees.

U.S. DOL Adds Guidance on Wage and Hour Rules, Family and Medical Leave as Workplaces Reopen

by U.S. Department of Labor | Jul 29, 2020
Legal and Regulatory | Policy | Regulations | Safety

The U.S. Department of Labor published additional guidance for workers and employers as workplaces reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Understanding and Meeting ANSI’s New Rules for Aerial Platforms

by Scott B. Lassila | Jun 11, 2020
Legal and Regulatory | Regulations | Safety

ANSI has changed its name for Aerial Work Platforms to Mobile Elevating Work Platforms, reclassified them into two groups and types, and established a new set of rules for their safe operation.

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.

COVID-19: A Federal Contractor’s Guide

The spread of the COVID-19 virus poses great challenges to government contractors in meeting the needs of their universal customer, the U.S. government. These contractors can take proactive measures to avoid loss and maximize business potential.

Allocating Responsibility and Damage Costs in Multi-Party Construction Disputes

In construction defect disputes, there is little consensus on how to allocate responsibility and costs to implicated parties.

Interpreting ADA Requirements in Renovations and New Construction

by Geoff Ames | Feb 26, 2020
Legal and Regulatory | Regulations | Safety | Total Human Health

Making the world accessible for people of all abilities requires new construction and renovations that comply with ADA Standards. Doing so establishes the integrity and diligence of contractors that make the extra effort to protect customers from ADA litigation.

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Air Quality Is More Important Than Ever: Equipment and Regulations in the Fight Against COVID-19

White House Releases PPP Reforms

U.S. DOL Adds Guidance on Wage and Hour Rules, Family and Medical Leave as Workplaces Reopen

Understanding and Meeting ANSI’s New Rules for Aerial Platforms

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

COVID-19: A Federal Contractor’s Guide

Allocating Responsibility and Damage Costs in Multi-Party Construction Disputes

Interpreting ADA Requirements in Renovations and New Construction

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