Labor and supply issues are being cited as key factors in the November 2021 Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing of baked goods manufacturer The Muffin Mam, Inc. — leaving them over...
Contractors nationwide are struggling with growth during the pandemic — this isn’t original news. However, contractors are really having a tough time with growth in labor well into 2021, and...
According to third-quarter 2021 data from the US Chamber of Commerce Commercial Construction Index, staffing shortages and problems with material supply chains are two of the largest hurdles currently facing...
While the Biden administration’s implantation earlier this year brought about renewed optimism in the construction industry, a Democratic-backed labor rights bill — the Protecting the Right to Organize Act (PRO)...
The COVID-19 pandemic has been upending construction projects around the country, suspending them or forcing them to shut down. If you’re working on a project that’s experienced this, be sure...
Calculating deadlines may seem easy with explicit deadlines, but knowing when the clock starts and stops on these time frames can be confusing. A recent case from Canada showed how...
Without the Miller Act, subcontractors and suppliers on federal projects would have a much tougher time recovering payment after a dispute. The ability to make a surety bond claim is...