We defend contractors in licensing disputes on both a local and State level. We respond to Department of Business and Professional Regulation investigations and argue before the Construction Industry Licensing Board and Electrical Contractors Licensing Board on behalf of contractors. We also defend architects, engineers and other design professional in front of their governing boards. The types of claims we defend include complaints based on misallocation of funds, judgments relating to the practice of construction, renting your license, abandonment of a project, improper licensure, failure to obtain a permit, fraud, negligence and failure to notify DBPR of prior criminal convictions.
Resource Articles
01/26/2018
OSHA Update: New Year, New Direction?
Based on a significant shift in leadership, many are speculating on possible changes to OSHA’s practices enforcement going into 2018. Given the current administration’s reputation for opposing regulation, some believe that OSHA will start to favor compliance rather than enforcement.
10/04/2018
What are Voluntary Protection Programs? Part 1
Are you having a hard time maintaining worker safety on your project site? Ensuring that all of your workers are practicing the safety guidelines established...
10/04/2018
What are Voluntary Protection Programs? Part 2
OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) promote workplace safety through collaborative relationships with contractors, workers, and federal regulators. On the surface, VPP is like any other...
10/04/2018
Utilizing LiDAR and Photogrammetry Together to Achieve Your Land Surveying Goals
The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is quickly becoming an integral aspect of construction projects nationwide. Getting a perspective on your property from the...
