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Section: Business > Business Services > Legal Services
Paving
NAPSA Impacts Insurance Rates!
NAPSA Impacts Insurance Rates HEAD ON!
February 8, 2018
Business
Have You Really Settled Your Construction Dispute?
Even if you think you've settled a construction dispute circumstances may indicate otherwise
February 7, 2018
Jobsite Equipment
[VIDEO] Hilti Partners with Customers to Ensure OSHA Silica Dust Compliance
Hilti North America president and CEO talks about how the company uses education, consultation and dust control products to make sure their customers stay OSHA compliant
January 25, 2018
Equipment Monitoring & Logistics
Geotab Awarded Four-Year NJPA Contract for Fleet Services
The contract brings over 50,000 member agencies access to Geotab’s fleet management solutions.
January 25, 2018
Construction Safety
NH College Offers First Construction Safety Degree in the US
Program prepares students for a variety of occupational safety and health program management positions in the private and public sectors
January 24, 2018
Business
Five Tips to Reduce Litigation Risks on Major Construction Projects
Whether you’re a project owner, contractor or subcontractor, these five steps can help reduce litigation risks
January 18, 2018
Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other
Kespry Adds Earthworks Planning and Operating Tools to Drone Intelligence
Kespry
Industrial aerial-intelligence platform gets grade-planning and analysis, cut-and-fill visualization, design plan development and compliance capabilities
January 16, 2018
Financing, Insurance & Leasing
5 Mistakes to Avoid with Construction Joint Check Agreements
Every joint check agreement can be unique and should be examined like the contract it is
January 11, 2018
Business
When a Construction Contract Says "New" What Does That Mean?
After a dispute arose over the definition of "new" in a construction contract, a court stepped in to clear things up
January 10, 2018
Paving
NPE Cleveland: Targeting 2018
NPE 2018 conference targets 2018 issues
January 1, 2018
Paving
Safety Behind Sealcoating: Sorting Fact vs. Fiction
Pavement Coatings Technology Council (PCTC)
Sealcoating Fact & Fiction
January 1, 2018
Paving
Two Steps to Better Insurance
how to improve insurance coverage
January 1, 2018
Concrete
Recent Developments in Federal Labor and Employment Law
In a continuing effort to keep readers informed about recent developments in labor and employment law, concrete contractors should consider the following.
December 7, 2017
Business
Contractors Must Have a Written Policy for Construction Project Documentation
Best practices advises contractors should have a written document management policy in place that defines and describes the role of critical and noncritical project documentation
December 6, 2017
Business
3 Dangers of Lien Waivers for Subcontractors
It’s very easy to make a mistake when exchanging lien waivers on a project, and a lien waiver mistake can be very costly
November 29, 2017
Business
Do Laborers Hired Through Staffing Companies Belong to the Construction Employer?
Contractors need to know the law on whether laborers hired through a staffing company will be considered “yours” for purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act
November 8, 2017
Legal Services
Illinois Weighing Entry Toll on Highways to Pay for Road Work
However, an online survey reported 73 percent of people say the best way to fund improvements is to raise the cost of license plates and driver's licenses
October 31, 2017
Construction Safety
NY Mayor Approves New Law Mandating Training for Construction Workers
The new law requires construction workers to have at least 40 hours of safety training by March 1
October 18, 2017
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