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The Startup Construction Business Checklist: 3 Important Documents You Need to Have

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This article outlines three important documents that you’ll need in order to start and run a profitable business. Something as simple as a customer tripping over a hammer and hurting themselves could result in an accident claim – and without insurance, you could end up facing hefty fines and legal battles. Legal Documents.

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False Advertising Claims over Net Zero and LEED Certified Homes

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Homebuyers are making claims of false advertising over “Net Zero LEED certified” houses in midtown Sacramento – that may be neither. According to print media accounts , 17 of the 34 homebuyers filed a statement of claim on September 30, 2016 commencing an arbitration proceeding against Pacific Housing, Inc., But are they?

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10 Essential Types of Construction Documents

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Construction documents help keep your projects organized and guide the construction process from start to finish. Having access to these construction documents puts information into the hands of the right people at the right time, so decisions can be made quickly and action can be taken to finish projects on time and within scope. .

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ESG Accelerates Greenwashing

Green Building Law Update

Sidestepping for a moment those companies that set out to intentionally deceive other about their ESG bonafides, from time to time, what companies think their ESG claims mean and what others really understand are two different things. And while today it has a broader definition including not only environmental claims but also matters of ESG.

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Emergency Commercial Facility Disaster Planning: 3 Takeaways from Recent Hurricanes

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One reminder we always give clients is that if damage to a commercial facility is significant enough to make an insurance claim, they should always have their insurance company come out to document the damage before making any repairs. Once a weather-related disaster is over, it’s time to take stock of damage and begin repairs.

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Force majeure in construction: Protecting your projects from unforeseen events by investing on preparation

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Simply, it refers to extraordinary, unusual, unforeseen events that surpass the practical control of an individual or a group to a contract that prevents a party from fulfilling an obligation or obligations under that contract. This initial information should guide you on what to prepare for and what to look out for to avoid claim disputes.

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Punch list 101 – Everything you need to know

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A punch list (also sometimes referred to as a snag list, a deficiency list, or a punch-out list) is the document used to check that every single remaining task on a project has been done—think of it as a to-do list for the final stages of a project. Why is it called a punch list? Running a construction company can be pretty stressful.

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