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Construction Services Company Flagged for Unpaid Employee Travel Time

Construction Services Company Flagged for Unpaid Employee Travel Time

Apr 1, 2021 | Employment Law, Real Estate, Land Use & Construction Law

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) continues to focus considerable enforcement attention on when employees must be paid for travel time between home and their office or worksite under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Construction and building trades companies...
Avoiding Liability Under the Fair Labor Standards Act

Avoiding Liability Under the Fair Labor Standards Act

Mar 23, 2021 | Employment Law, Real Estate, Land Use & Construction Law

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) establishes requirements regarding the compensation of employees working in the private sector and in federal, state, and local government positions. To protect employees, the FLSA also prohibits retaliation by employers against...
Complying with the District of Columbia’s Accrued Sick and Safe Leave Requirements

Complying with the District of Columbia’s Accrued Sick and Safe Leave Requirements

Mar 23, 2021 | Employment Law, Real Estate, Land Use & Construction Law

For employers located in the greater Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, keeping up with multiple states’ employment law requirements can be challenging. Virginia closely tracks the federal laws that govern employers on issues such as the Family Medical Leave Act and...
Updates and Suggestions: Business Interruption Insurance

Updates and Suggestions: Business Interruption Insurance

Mar 26, 2020 | Real Estate, Land Use & Construction Law

Business interruption insurance is insurance to cover losses when businesses are unable to operate for reasons outside of their control. Typically, in the commercial real estate context, landlords obligate tenants to carry this insurance and landlords normally carry...
Force Majeure in Commercial Leases: Doctrine of Impossibility and Business Interruption Insurance

Force Majeure in Commercial Leases: Doctrine of Impossibility and Business Interruption Insurance

Mar 18, 2020 | Real Estate, Land Use & Construction Law

My most recent article provided a short explanation of force majeure provisions in commercial leases and how landlords and tenants will need to carefully review the language to determine if any obligations by either party can be excused due to the worldwide...
How is the Local Office Leasing Market Doing a Year After the Amazon HQ2 Announcement?

How is the Local Office Leasing Market Doing a Year After the Amazon HQ2 Announcement?

Jan 16, 2020 | Real Estate, Land Use & Construction Law

The Northern Virginia office market had a total vacancy rate of 18.3% in the fourth quarter of 2019. This represents a continuing gradual strengthening of the market as it was the eleventh consecutive quarter with positive net absorption. That said, vacancy rates are...
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