Monthly Archives: July 2023
Three Questions to Ask When Facing Construction Delays in Florida
Construction delays are a part of doing business for Florida contractors, mainly because there is no specific factor that causes them and many things can go wrong along the project path. The statistics reveal that delays are a common problem, with just 25 percent of all projects being completed within 10 percent of their… Read More »
Tips to Help Florida Contractors Manage Change Orders
When parties enter into a construction contract in Florida, they generally expect that the project will proceed according to the plans and specifications developed by a licensed design professional. These plans are developed prior to signing the contract, and they describe each specific component of the project and how it must be constructed. The… Read More »
Defenses to DUI Charges in Florida
All US states have enacted harsh laws on drinking and driving, and Florida’s statute operates in similar fashion. You could be arrested for DUI if you were operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 percent or more, or if your normal faculties are impaired by consumption of alcohol. Under Florida’s… Read More »
Tips for Florida Contractors: How To Handle An OSHA Inspection
The purpose of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is to protect the safety of millions of employees across the US, and the agency has specific rules for the construction industry. OSHA standards for construction cover such issues as fall protection, protective personal equipment (PPE), and use of tools. They also impose standards… Read More »
