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Archives for the ‘Construction Corner’ Category
Modern litigation precautions
By Matthew Rosek • Aug 1st, 2010 • Category: Construction CornerOne of a contractor’s biggest fears is being brought into a lawsuit.
Riding the rate waves
By Tim Cleary • Jun 30th, 2010 • Category: Construction CornerThe tumultuous construction and real estate markets of late may soon affect companies’ insurance rates — a phenomenon that’s already apparent in some sectors.
EPA rulings increase exposure
By admin • Jun 1st, 2010 • Category: Construction CornerThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency implemented two regulations this year that protect consumers but put construction companies at greater risk.
Concrete issues need resolution
By Frank Kowalkowski • Mar 31st, 2010 • Category: Construction CornerHave you noticed your ride to work is a little rougher than usual or that a newly paved driveway isn’t as smooth as it once was?
Local preference laws create controversy, opportunity
By Matthew Rosek • Mar 1st, 2010 • Category: Construction CornerIn today’s business climate of very tight margins, understanding the requirements and implications of the law can mean the difference between a business getting work or closing its doors.
41 years of memories
By Fred Risser • Feb 1st, 2010 • Category: Construction CornerI was one of the first Democrats to become a member of the state Building Commission when then-Gov. Gaylord Nelson asked me to join in 1959.
When is the subcontractor notice required in Wisconsin?
By Matthew Rosek • Jan 1st, 2010 • Category: Construction CornerThere has been some ongoing confusion in the industry as to what Wisconsin Statute 779.02 means with regard to providing notice to a property owner of the subcontractors working on a project site.
Contractor education: The new standard
By Matthew Rosek • Dec 1st, 2009 • Category: Construction CornerWisconsin passed the Contractor Education Act three years ago to create new education standards for the construction industry.
New roles mean new rules
By Frank Kowalkowski • Nov 1st, 2009 • Category: Construction CornerThe construction industry has taken some hard hits during the economic slowdown, and many companies are taking on new types of projects to keep their operations going.



