In a tragic series of events that underscore the vital need for stringent safety measures in the construction industry, Ganson Building and Civil Engineering Contractors have been fined €250,000 for negligence following the death of John Joe McAfee. The incident at St. Oliver Plunkett National
In the fiscal years 2023-24, the UK witnessed the unfortunate deaths of 138 employees while on the job, coupled with a staggering 33.7 million workdays lost due to work-related illnesses and injuries. The UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) responded to these incidents with severe penalties,
The city of Hollister is grappling with the potential consequences of rescinding its recently updated 2040 General Plan. This issue has sparked significant concern among city officials due to multifaceted implications, particularly the increased susceptibility to the builder’s remedy provision of
Electronic signatures (eSignatures) are revolutionizing the real estate industry by enhancing transaction speed, security, and efficiency. Legal frameworks such as the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce (E-SIGN) Act and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) have
New York City residents, particularly condo and co-op owners, are grappling with the financial impact of complying with Local Law 97. Mandating significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from large buildings by set intervals until 2050, this ambitious legislation is causing concern among
Amid significant controversy and multiple protests, the Attorney General’s Fair Labor Division has denied bid protests against the Amherst elementary school project, allowing the town to resume contract negotiations with CTA Construction Managers, LLC. The denial, made by Assistant Attorney General
