What Should a Commercial Renovation Plan Include?
Key Takeaways: Pre-renovation assessments covering electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, and roof conditions reduce change orders and protect budget.…
July 24Latest in: Risk & Contract Management
Construction Legal Risk Starts Before Breaking Ground
Key Takeaways: Construction legal risk starts in planning: weak contracts, title defects and missed permits drive delays and…
June 25
Contract Negotiation Pitfalls Every Construction Team Should Know
Key Takeaways: Construction contract negotiation pitfalls, including vague scope of work, one-sided indemnity clauses, poorly structured payment terms…
June 11
California Construction Contract Disputes: Reducing Risk Early
Key Takeaways: Vague scope language, payment delays and poor documentation cause most California construction contract disputes. Mechanics liens,…
June 4
What’s Driving Data Center Construction — and What’s Slowing It Down
Key Takeaways: Data center construction demand remains strong, but contractors are getting more selective on risk, pricing and…
May 28
Cybersecurity Risks Rising in Construction
Key Takeaways: Construction companies face growing cybersecurity risks from phishing, ransomware and business email compromise targeting payment systems,…
May 21
When Can Contractors Quit?
OMAHA, NE – When the going gets tough, when can contractors get going? Three non-controversial reasons are: 1)…
May 19
$60M Settlement Highlights Construction Safety Imperatives
Key Takeaways: Construction safety compliance failures can result in multi-million dollar settlements and long-term liability exposure for contractors.…
April 16
Ladder Safety Essentials and OSHA Compliance
Project managers and safety directors are increasing their focus on ladder risks as the Occupational Safety and Health…
March 19
BLS Report Highlights Persistent Safety Risks in Construction
Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) highlights persistent, preventable risks facing construction crews, with…
March 12