Don’t Get Sued: 7 Tips to Protect Your Texas Construction Business
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 100,000 construction-related accidents occur in the United States each year. Of those thousands of accidents, many construction businesses run the high risk of being sued as a result. Even if the construction business is found not to be at fault, lawsuits involve a significant amount of time […]
The Texas Construction Trust Fund Act: What You Need to Know
Anyone who has ever been involved in a construction job—be it commercial or residential—is familiar with complex payment process of partial, periodic payments and the downstream flow of money from general contractors to subcontractors or others who performed the work. Quite frequently, the money received upstream does not make it downstream. Instead, the money is […]
RLF in the SAN ANTONIO BUSINESS JOURNAL RANKINGS
Rosenblatt Law Firm is thrilled to announce that the San Antonio Business Journal has placed us at #4 as the Largest San Antonio Construction Firm as well as the #7 Largest San Antonio Real Estate Law Firm. We are so excited for these rankings as we continue to serve our clients! Find out more about […]
THE TEXAS CONSTRUCTION TRUST FUND ACT: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Anyone who has ever been involved in a construction job—be it commercial or residential—is familiar with the complexity of the payment process as it relates to partial, periodic payments and the downstream flow of money from general contractors to subcontractors or others who performed the work. Quite frequently, the money received upstream does not make […]
AN OVERVIEW OF GOVERNMENT CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
Government construction contracts—and indeed the entire contracting process—are very different from private construction contracts. There are many different types of governmental entities, and each has its own rules and restrictions. However, all governmental entities have one thing in common: they are very particular about their rules and requirements, and there is not much, if any, […]
THE GOOD AND BAD OF GOVERNMENT CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
Government construction contracts—and indeed the entire contracting process—are very different from private construction contracts. There are many different types of governmental entities, and each has its own rules and restrictions. However, all governmental entities have one thing in common: they are very particular about their rules and requirements, and there is not much, if any, flexibility. Failure to follow the rules results in […]