If you are working on a project and your subcontractors aren’t meeting their obligations, then you may run into problems. If they’re unhappy with some aspect of the project, they may halt work or put in for payments you don’t agree with. Regardless of the situation,...
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Does a client have design demands that violate local regulations?
The laws that apply to new construction and remodeling projects in New York are constantly in flux. Even if a client who wants to build or remodel their home once understood the limitations on New York construction projects, the rules may since have changed. An...
Changing your operations may prevent litigation and worker loss
If you have followed the news during the last few years, then you know that employees in many industries are leaving their jobs in droves. Nationwide, the construction industry is also experiencing an unusually high rate of worker loss. Exiting employees, combined...
Some flexibility could ensure you are paid for construction work
Your company has an astounding reputation in your local area and beyond. You are known for carrying out work to the highest standard in a timely manner. The majority of your clients are pleased both in terms of job completion and your prices. Unfortunately, there are...
Is a client making a claim over a building design flaw?
So many things can go wrong with a big construction project. There can be supply chain complications that lead to delays. The weather can significantly slow down different stages of the build. Bad workmanship and cheap materials could result in issues with the...
What causes overruns in construction project budgets?
It is not uncommon for a construction project to exceed its set budget. In fact, KPMG reports that nearly 70% of construction projects go over their projected budgets. This makes budget overrun one of the major causes of conflicts in the construction industry. Cost...
Why it compliance crucial in the construction industry?
There are a lot of regulations you must comply with if you operate in the construction sector, from the efficacy of building materials and safety requirements to building codes and standards you are supposed to observe. While it may seem daunting to be compliant in...
Are contractors liable for unpaid subcontractor employee wages?
If you are a contractor in the Central Islip community, you probably partner with subcontractors on many different projects. Such partnerships help the New York construction industry thrive while providing an income to many residents. If subcontractors involved in...
Construction workers under Labor Law 241 have the right to safety
You were badly injured while you were working on scaffolding for a construction site. You worked on scaffolding in the past and your work went smoothly, with no incidents or accidents. When your employer won the bid to work on this construction project, you may have...
Escalation clauses can protect you when material costs skyrocket
The price of building materials has risen significantly over the past couple of years. Shortages, supply chain issues, natural disasters, worker strikes, fuel prices and tariffs are some of the key reasons for this. There’s not expected to be any pricing relief (or...