Labor and Employment
Our team demystifies the complex laws and regulations that business owners must manage before the start of construction, on the jobsite and at the project’s completion.
We serve clients in matters such as:
- Collective bargaining agreements
- Grievance processes
- Project labor agreements
- Employee manuals
- Key employee contracts
- Construction site substance abuse.
Clients value their access to our 24-hour “hot line,” which is available to provide fast, practical answers to construction industry employment questions.
Related Practices
- Administrative Proceedings
- Claim Litigation/Arbitration
- Construction Project Development
- Contract Drafting and Negotiation
- Environmental Law for Construction
- Insurance and Bonding
- Lien, Bond, Trust Fund Act Compliance and Enforcement
- Post-Bid
- Risk Analysis and Mitigation Plan
- Strategic Assistance with Project Execution
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