Permits, insurance, accessibility, safety requirements, and contract obligations can change what a project is allowed to do, when work can proceed, and who carries the cost.
These articles examine the risks owners need to identify and assign throughout a project, from approvals and coverage to code requirements, site conditions, and operational resilience.
Imagine the excitement of embarking on a new construction project, only to be confronted with the daunting maze of permits, approvals, and regulations that can
“Open Shop” and “Union” are two construction industry employment structures. And choosing between them is an important decision for business owners, contractors, construction workers, and
Construction Update for NYC & Long Island – Updates from New York State regarding Phase One Construction Guidelines
Construction Update for NYC & Long Island
Construction Update for NYC & Long Island
Construction Update for NYC & Long Island
Construction Update for NYC & Long Island
Construction Update for NYC & Long Island
Construction Update for NYC & Long Island
Construction can create exposures that ordinary property coverage may not address. The question is not only whether builder’s risk coverage exists, but who is insured
By Michael Sciara, Guest Columnist Superstorm Sandy exposed critical weaknesses in the Resiliency of health care systems throughout the North East. This was especially true
An office renovation can trigger accessibility work beyond the construction area. The answer depends on what is being altered, what the restroom serves, and the
Are Electronic Cigarettes subject to the same smoking policy ban as regular cigarettes? While no formal conclusions have been drawn yet by the FDA, the
The following checklist was provided courtesy of Compliance and Safety LLC. OFFICE SAFETY CHECKLIST NAME: ______________________________ LOCATION: _____________________________ DATE: ______________________________ CHECK: YES NO (Corrective Action
By Arthur Katz, Contributing Columnist Rats and mice have become a serious problem for New York businesses this season. While they are year round pests,
