There are basically two ways to settle a dispute - have a judge, a jury or an arbitrator settle it or the parties can resolve the matter themselves. A mediator can provide guidance in resolving the dispute.
Construction Contract Payment Terms Aren’t Worth the Paper They’re Printed On
As construction becomes more complicated and project participants have no direct contractual relationship with others on the project, there is an element of fear (and risk) that leads to overly complicated contracts.
Lessons Learned from Hurricane Irma
Hurricane Irma proved that buildings constructed to high wind design guidance performed well and provided critical performance information of high wind codes and standards.
Modern Technology Is Influencing Construction Safety
The entire construction process is being influenced by technology, including jobsite safety.
Six Tax and Surety Considerations for the New Lease Accounting Standard
Contractors should discuss how changing accounting methods, tax planning and complying with the lease accounting standard will impact current and future surety agreements and debt covenants.
What Did I Agree To?
Carefully scrutinize indemnification language to fully understand obligations and potential exposure in the event of a claim for property damage or personal injury on the jobsite.
Schools Remain Top Priority in Carolinas as Cleanup From Storms Continues
While the construction-related impact of Hurricane Michael is still being assessed, the estimated total property damage from Hurricane Florence is $17 billion to $22 billion.
Manage Rising Construction Fleet Insurance Rates With Technology
As insurance rates rise, invest in tools to prevent loss, such as telematics to monitor driver behavior and safety features such as backing sensors, cameras, and collision mitigation and lane-keeping systems.











