09/25/2017
PART FOUR: Crisis Planning More Generally This is the fourth and last of a multi-part series regarding project fatalities and related considerations for construction companies. Authored by Attorney Neil S. Lowenstein, nlowenstein@vanblacklaw.com; 757-446-8672 There is no “one shoe fits all” for your company’s crisis planning, but the aspects above are all important parts of your company’s… Read more »
09/20/2017
PART THREE: Conducting Fatality Accident Investigations This is the third of a multi-part series regarding project fatalities and related considerations for construction companies. Accident investigation should begin as soon as possible. Typically, companies will want to appoint an accident investigation team responsible, with full authority, to fully investigate the accident. Counsel should… Read more »
09/18/2017
PART TWO: Implementing Your Fatality Response Plan This is the second of a multi-part series regarding project fatalities and related considerations for construction companies. Besides dealing with those regulatory requirements, employers also have the practicalities of dealing with multiple other aspects of the incident. Generally, the first action is to address the incident itself, including providing… Read more »
09/11/2017
PART ONE: Having a Fatality Response Plan This is the first of a multi-part series regarding project fatalities and related considerations for construction companies. Construction is inherently dangerous, and varying aspects of construction activities even more so. That specter of danger can, even with the best safety training, and best of both intentions and efforts… Read more »
09/06/2017
Your colleagues may have approached you about investing in a real estate development project or similar venture. If it is your first investment of this nature, you may wonder how to best memorialize the deal and which questions you should ask on the front end to best protect yourself. You may have general expectations for… Read more »
