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The construction industry is complex and ever-changing, filled with legal issues that can affect your business. From contract disputes to workplace accidents, it's important to stay up to date on the latest legal news to protect your company. In this article, we'll discuss some common legal issues in the construction industry.
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Being victim to commercial vandalism or theft can leave a person feeling frightened, confused, and significantly hurt. They may not know what to do and may start calling insurance companies and filing commercial vandalism and theft claims in a panic without knowing the whole story and gathering enough evidence.
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Construction law is a branch of law that deals with infrastructure, building, and engineering issues.
A lot of rules bind construction workers, and it is the job of a construction lawyer to ensure that those rules are followed.
From roads to hospitals, construction can handle all aspects of infrastructure. It's a broad field that deals with a variety of legal issues. Because dispute resolution is frequently required between the party required to pay for the work and the company performing it, it can be controversial and non-controversial.
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