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The short answer to whether vaccines can be a condition of employment is "yes," but employers have a lot to consider before making it a policy.

Avoiding a bad situation is always better than trying to get out of one, so make sure you’re up-to-date on your rights and legal options. 

COVID-19 cases continue to rise following record numbers of new cases reported over the past few months in California, Florida, Texas, and several other states. This recent dramatic increase in cases has caused a sluggish reopening of the economy in many parts of the country. 

Learn what contractors can expect early on from a Joe Biden White House in this latest Legal Insights video. 

An unsettling trend contractors need to pay attention to is the number of delay claims increasing by 14% over this time last year due to COVID-19.

Brightup will provide government relations consulting services for Cotney Construction Law clients in addition to promoting legislation and regulations that support the construction industry.

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OSHA is seeking comments on how it can better deliver whistleblower customer service and if it can better explain whistleblower laws to employees and employers.

Beyond acting reasonably to keep workers and consumers safe, companies can protect themselves though contractual measures.

Nathan Jay Laurain, co-owner of HomeFront Renovations, is charged with four felony counts for failing to perform contracted construction work after accepting advance payments.