Compliance Insights for General Contractors
Practical guides on insurance verification, lien waivers, risk management, and more.
New Jersey Law
OSHA's multi-employer citation policy means that as the GC, you can be cited and fined for safety violations created entirely by your subcontractors.
New Jersey Law
New Jersey's Prevailing Wage Act applies to public works projects — and GCs are responsible for ensuring every subcontractor on the job pays the correct rate.
New Jersey Law
New Jersey requires home improvement contractors to register with the state — and GCs who hire unregistered subs face fines, voided contracts, and direct liability.
