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What can be gleaned from 2018's highest-profile construction bankruptcies?

Construction Dive

Causes of last year's significant bankruptcies varied, and though some were beyond contractors' control, there are lessons to be learned.

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McDermott exits Chapter 11 bankruptcy

Construction Dive

billion of debt and provides the energy contractor's management with 7.5% The reorganization eliminates $4.6 of newly issued equity.

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FIU bridge collapse contractor files for bankruptcy

Construction Dive

Magnum Construction Management said that the Chapter 11 filing is not an attempt to shirk responsibilities related to the deadly March 2018 incident.

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How To Protect Your Construction Company From Bankruptcy

Contractor Bookkeeping

Learn the top reasons why small businesses end up in bankruptcy and what you can do to prevent that from happening to you. You must have more money coming in than is going out, or you're on the express train to bankruptcy. Poor cash flow Not bringing enough money in is the main reason why businesses fail.

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McDermott requests $105M of executive, staff bonuses

Construction Dive

The energy contractor, which filed Chapter 11 in January, has asked a bankruptcy judge for $26.8 million in total incentives for 13 management team members with the rest intended for 1,112 other key employees.

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AGC opposes paid leave provision in House coronavirus bill

Construction Dive

If passed in the Senate, the plan could lead to industry layoffs, bankruptcies and delays in the construction of medical and emergency facilities, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.

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Contractor in deadly South Dakota building collapse files for bankruptcy protection

Construction Dive

Hultgren Construction, the contractor working on the Copper Lounge when it collapsed in December 2016, killing one and entrapping another, has filed for a Chapter 11 case that will divide its assets among its creditors.