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COVID-19 Business Interruption Court Ruling – What it Means
An unprecedented court ruling regarding business interruption insurance claims impacted by COVID-19 ‘across the pond’ has many insurers and insureds...
The Differences Between Certified Payroll & Wrap-Up Payroll
Over the course of a construction project, Contractors may be asked to submit two different types of payroll for work performed on a particular...
Concurrent Delay vs. Assessment of Liquidated Damages
Initially, courts dealt with a dearth of sophistication when determining the responsibility for the concurrent delay in the assessment of liquidated...
Are We Done Yet? Strategies for a Successful Wrap-Up Closeout
Congratulations! You and your lower-tier Trade Contractors have finished all of your work on the project site. Today, we will discuss the closeout...
How the Courts Rule on Project Delays
Despite the fact there is a set project schedule, we often find that construction projects are delayed and finish later than expected. As a result,...
5 New Scenarios Regarding COVID Construction Claims
The construction industry has started picking up the pieces from COVID-19. Together, we have learned new lessons and developed new strategies for the...
The Simple Step-by-Step Guide for the Worker’s Comp Claims Process
Managing Worker’s Compensation (WC) claims for your employees can be complex and tricky. Here is a breakdown of the claims process to assist you in...
Picking Up The Pieces: COVID’s Effect on the Construction Industry
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have the most significant and widespread economic impact since World War II. Unfortunately, there are no...
Why is an Excess Credit Taken on a Wrap-Up?
Wrap-Up programs often provide Excess coverage to Trade Contractors while working on the project. This allows the program Sponsor (Owner or General...