Risk Management
In a year defined by the COVID-19 pandemic, force majeure clauses have gone from boilerplate basics to something worthy of further examination and attention in order to minimize risk for all parties involved in a construction project.
Subcontractor Failure to Pay Employee Wages Could Fall on General Contractors
General contractors must realize the risk of being held liable for a subcontractor’s failure to pay timely and proper wages to their employees and/or lower-tier subcontractors.
Business Interruption Policies: Are COVID-19 Losses Covered?
Business interruption coverage provides coverage for loss of income or covered expenses. While in most cases, BI has not covered COVID-19 losses, there are glimmers of hope.
What Is the No. 1 Risk for Construction, Heading Into 2021?
Industry professionals share their thoughts on the challenges and risks facing the construction industry heading into 2021.
Why It’s Critical to Have a Sound Cybersecurity Strategy
Contractors should take steps to ensure consistent data security practices and protection against ransomware, phishing and wire transfer scams. Here’s how.
Five-Star Contracting: Using Contract Claims to Contest Errors in Federal Performance Evaluations
Federal agencies evaluate contractors through the CPAR System, which other federal agencies access for reviews of a contractor’s past performance. But does a contractor have recourse for erroneous reviews?
Focus on Productivity and Risk Management to Navigate the Post-Pandemic Construction Industry
If construction organizations keep risk management a priority while improving productivity, they can capitalize on post-pandemic opportunities.
Beyond General Liability Insurance: Other Liability Exposures to Be Aware Of
While most contractors carry commercial general liability insurance, there are other liability exposures that construction companies should evaluate and consider.












