What a construction defect ‘win’ looks like for a builder
Builders need to be satisfied any time a conflict is resolved without attorneys.
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Legislation and Regulation
Home builder events in October 2018
A tour of solar homes, plus education and networking opportunities on housing law and construction finance
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Worker groups petition OSHA for heat-stress standard
In mid-July, a coalition of groups led by Public Citizen, a consumer and health advocacy group, petitioned the Occupational Safety and
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OSHA mulls easing injury tracking rule
The agency has concerns about worker privacy and doubts the usefulness of the rule.
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Metro Denver growth offers opportunities, challenges for builders
The Construction Resource Group hosted a Lunch and Learn event on Thursday examining the economic environment that builders in the
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Regulations drive up development costs by over 30%
How much do regulations cost builders? About 30%, according to a new study. A joint study by the National Association
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OSHA extends crane safety rule comment period
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced on Friday that it has extended the comment period regarding a proposed crane
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Hickenlooper launches construction labor abuse task force
A new task force will address misclassification of independent contractors and other labor law abuses.
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2018 Colorado construction legislation wrap-up
The year following statutory or appellate changes to the law proves to be of little import at the legislature.
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OSHA issues proposed crane safety rule
OSHA’s new rule would require employers to conduct ongoing evaluations of operators.
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