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December 19, 2013

OSHA Rules Tie Up Contractors

The old way of doing things isn’t always the wrong way as far as the…

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December 19, 2013

Perfect Job or Perfect Storm?

By Thom Okoneski, Attorney at Law The storm has struck, the damage is done, and…

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Alerts & Articles Construction Construction Law

December 19, 2013

Avoiding OSHA Liability for Subcontractor Violations

With the change to the OSHA fall protection requirements in June 2010 and the reduction…

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Alerts & Articles Construction Construction General Interest

December 19, 2013

An Open Letter to The Exterior Renovation Industry (revisited)

Last September, I prepared and distributed “An Open Letter to the Exterior Renovation Industry” as…

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Alerts & Articles Construction Construction General Interest

December 19, 2013

Perfect Job or Perfect Storm?

In the last newsletter we left off by asking if a contractor could get investigated…

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Alerts & Articles

December 19, 2013

Are your Subcontractors Registered?

On September 15th, 2012, the Department of Labor and Industry (“DOLI”) began enforcement of changes…

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Alerts & Articles Construction Construction Law

December 19, 2013

GEOGRAPHY AND THE LAW OF BAD FAITH INSURANCE PRACTICES

BY: Thomas J. Okoneski Last month this newsletter discussed the illusive task of making a…

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Alerts & Articles Construction Construction General Interest

December 19, 2013

It’s Not About the Work; It’s About Getting Paid

About ten years ago, Pickup Pete set up his own construction company. Before that time,…

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Alerts & Articles Construction Construction General Interest

December 19, 2013

Contracting for Insurance Proceeds Is Not a Simple Process (part 1)

When last we looked in on Pickup Pete of Pete’s Home Repair and Renovation, he…

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Alerts & Articles Construction General Interest

December 19, 2013

Tightening of Procedures

By: Sean C. Stevens If you are not already aware, Insurance companies (especially in the…

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Alerts & Articles

OSHA Rules Tie Up Contractors

Perfect Job or Perfect Storm?

Avoiding OSHA Liability for Subcontractor Violations

An Open Letter to The Exterior Renovation Industry (revisited)

Perfect Job or Perfect Storm?

Are your Subcontractors Registered?

GEOGRAPHY AND THE LAW OF BAD FAITH INSURANCE PRACTICES

It’s Not About the Work; It’s About Getting Paid

Contracting for Insurance Proceeds Is Not a Simple Process (part 1)

Tightening of Procedures

Alden Pearson, PA

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