Posts from December 2018.
Posted in Contracts, Dispute Resolution, Employment, Environmental, Licenses, Litigation, Mechanic's Liens, Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), Records, Safety, Scheduling, Workforce Development
2018 was a strong year for the construction industry. Despite a labor shortage and some uncertainty regarding material costs, construction professionals remain optimistic that the trend of growth will continue in 2019. Below we identify eight trends we expect to carry forward into the new year.
Contracting without a license (or the proper classification) can be catastrophic to a contractor’s ability to recover payment on projects or maintain its business. In this blog we discuss the general requirements for contracting in Virginia.
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