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Contractors in Sudbury, Ont., say it's common for clients not to pay them on time. It's a problem that some say persists despite provisions added to Ontario's Construction Act in 2019.

A 30-minute procedure for gall stones turned into hours of misinformation, no information and ultimately the death of then 10-month-old Micah Khalid Logan.

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Value-engineering in the finishes, fitout and interiors sector is an “especially insidious” approach by tier one contractors to preserve their profit

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (the Act) included multiple tax benefits for hydrogen production, storage and utilization, summarized in the following King & Spalding Client Alert....

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Serve America is the Senate's attempt to turn into reality President Obama's campaign promises about public service. But inpractice, the bill hearkens back to the old ideas of someoneCongress should hesitate to mimic in a recession: Herbert Hoover.

The government’s deadline for developers to commit to fixing unsafe towers could lead to “conflict and costs” as pressures are passed down the

Lusaka - Zambia: The National Council for Construction is finalising Statutory Instruments formulated to regulate the construction sector and provide legal

Dispute arises after condo development’s owner went bankrupt in construction's early stages