The Department of Labor (DOL) recently issued revised regulations under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA), which affect an employer’s obligations to provide paid sick leave and expanded Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leave ...
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By Jeff Venzie and Julie Pfaff On October 7, 2020, the Construction Industry Employee Verification Act (also known as “Act 75”) goes into effect. Act 75 prohibits a construction industry employer from knowingly employing an unauthorized ...
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By Jeffrey C. Venzie, Esq. and Julie D. Pfaff, Esq. Although Governors Wolf and Murphy have now allowed construction to resume in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, respectively, not all project owners have authorized construction to resume, and some may ...
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Jeff Venzie will present a seminar at the Associated Builders & Contractors Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter in Allentown on May 27, 2020 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. titled, “Recent Changes to the Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (CASPA) and ...
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Our friends at Madison Risk Group (MRG) have shared documents detailing issues that businesses should consider as they reopen after shutting down for COVID-19 response, including recommended response protocols and a template safety plan. The ...
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Governor Wolf has permitted all businesses in the construction industry in Pennsylvania, including those in land subdivision and design-related field activities, to resume in-person operations beginning Friday May 1, 2020, as long as their ...
Read MoreThe short answer is yes, you may. To determine whether you have to provide paid sick leave to your employees, you first need some background on the emergency paid sick leave provision of the Family First Corona Virus Response Act: Background The ...
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The short answer is no, generally not. However, before you can fully understand your responsibilities to provide paid family leave to your employees you need to understand some basics about the FFCRA. Background The Family First Corona Virus ...
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By Julie D. Pfaff, Esq. At 3-4 inches in length the federally listed threatened bog turtle may be considered America’s smallest turtle. However, for the unwary developer this tiny turtle has the power to stall construction projects in ...
Read MoreJeff Venzie was recently invited to become a Fellow of the Construction Lawyers Society of America (CLSA). According to the CLSA, the organization is “an invitation-only construction lawyer honorary society with membership limited to 1,200 ...
Read MoreJeff Venzie will present a seminar at the Associated Builders & Contractors Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter in East Norriton on January 15, 2020 titled, “Recent Changes to the Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (CASPA) and How It Affects ...
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Jeff Venzie will present a seminar at the Associated Builders & Contractors Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter in East Norriton on January 15, 2020 titled, “Recent Changes to the Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (CASPA) and How It Affects ...
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Venzie Construction Law is honored to sponsor the 16th Annual Brian Houshower Lacrosse Festival this Saturday, October 26, 2019 at Downingtown East High School. The Downingtown West Boys Lacrosse Team and their families are honored to organize and ...
Read MoreVenzie Construction Law was a proud sponsor of The 47th Annual Marshalton Triathlon held on Oct. 6 in Chester County. Considered one of the longest running triathlons in the county, the first Sunday of October is known as Marshalton Triathlon day. ...
Read MoreThis is Part II of a series of articles on the recent amendments to the Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (“CASPA”) (if you missed Part I discussing the new rules for the withholding of payment by owners, just send me an email and ...
Read MoreThe amendments to the Pennsylvania Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (“CASPA”) went into effect on October 10, 2018, and changed the rules for withholding payment on private construction projects. There are now strict procedures ...
Read MoreSubcontracts typically require subcontractors to execute and submit to the general contractor a partial release of liens and claims form (“Partial Release”) as a condition to receipt of a progress payment. While the specific language of the ...
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