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What to Expect from OSHA in 2025 (Foundation Software)
Date: January 30, 2025 Hahn Loeser Construction Attorneys Michael Pascoe and Colten Siedlarczyk joined safety expert Eric Vittardi of Foundation Software to discuss the latest OSHA regulations and showcase the SafetyHQ, app, during a SafetyHQ educational webinar on January 30. Mike and Colten previewed what’s to come in 2025 with changes in leadership, policy and overall approach, including potential reduction in OSHA’s budget and agency size.
Evenchik, Pugh, Siedlarczyk Secure $7.9M Judgment in New York Fraud Dispute
Hahn Loeser Partners Aaron S. Evenchik and Charles W. Pugh, and Associate Colten J. Siedlarczyk secured a $7.9 million judgment, personally, against the president of a construction company based on a fraud claim, following evidentiary hearing in US District Court for the Eastern District of NY. In this case, the defendant’s company was a subcontractor on a New York project being built by Evenchik and Pugh’s client – the general contractor for the project.
Evenchik, Siedlarczyk Prevail in Arbitration Securing $1.5M for General Contractor
Date: May 28, 2024 Hahn Loeser Construction Attorneys Aaron S. Evenchik and Colten J. Siedlarczyk, secured an award exceeding $1.5M for their client after a four-day arbitration hearing. In this dispute, Evenchik and Siedlarczyk brought claim on behalf of the general contractor seeking damages for roof leaks blamed on the roofing subcontractor. Evenchik and Siedlarczyk defeated roofing subcontractor defenses claiming force majeure or that the general contractor failed to mitigate damages.
Department of Labor 2023 Enforcement Report – OSHA Insights | JD Supra
On January 26, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor’s (“Department”) Office of Solicitor (“SOL”) published its FY2023 Enforcement Report (“Enforcement Report”). The report provides an insight into the Department’s labor and workplace safety initiatives and enforcement focus.
Department of Labor 2023 Enforcement Report - OSHA Insights
On January 26, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor’s (“Department”) Office of Solicitor (“SOL”) published its FY2023 Enforcement Report (“Enforcement Report”). The report provides an insight into the Department’s labor and workplace safety initiatives and enforcement focus.
Department of Labor 2023 Enforcement Report - OSHA Insights
On January 26, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor’s (“Department”) Office of Solicitor (“SOL”) published its FY2023 Enforcement Report (“Enforcement Report”). The report provides an insight into the Department’s labor and workplace safety initiatives and enforcement focus.
How Can We Overcome Material Procurement and Delivery Risks in Our Industry? (Properties Magazine)
Full Article in Properties Magazine At the most basic level, contracts serve to assign, allocate, and mitigate risk. Parties—unsurprisingly—are typically unwilling to adopt greater risk than required, and often look to assign most of the risk to the other contracting party. While understandable, this approach may have unintended costs. For the most part, the general risks associated with a construction project are commonly understood and accounted for in broad form provisions.
How Can We Overcome Material Procurement and Delivery Risks in Our Industry? (Properties Magazine) | JD Supra
Properties Magazine - 2023 At the most basic level, contracts serve to assign, allocate, and mitigate risk. Parties—unsurprisingly—are typically unwilling to adopt greater risk than required, and often look to assign most of the risk to the other contracting party. While understandable, this approach may have unintended costs. For the most part, the general risks associated with a construction project are commonly understood and accounted for in broad form provisions.
How Can We Overcome Material Procurement and Delivery Risks in Our Industry? (Properties Magazine)
At the most basic level, contracts serve to assign, allocate, and mitigate risk. Parties—unsurprisingly—are typically unwilling to adopt greater risk than required, and often look to assign most of the risk to the other contracting party. While understandable, this approach may have unintended costs. For the most part, the general risks associated with a construction project are commonly understood and accounted for in broad form provisions.
OSHA Announces Enhanced Nationwide Enforcement on Trenching | JD Supra
There have been 22 trenching and excavation fatalities in the first six months of 2022 compared to 15 in all of 2021. Given this alarming increase, OSHA announced the launch of an “enhanced enforcement initiative” to supplement its National Emphasis Program on trenching.
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