Pete Battisti

Boom trucks, forklifts and cranes have greatly improved our ability to stock material into buildings. These wonderful machines strain their guts out doing what we need done and can be

Thanks to the www.wconline.com bulletin board, subcontractors can ask questions and get the answers and opinions of other subcontractors throughout the United States. Steve from New Jersey and several other

How many general contractors can say they've never been involved in a legal action initiated by an owner in 110 years? Paul Hoffman, CEO, of the Hoffman Corp., of Appleton,

One of the key reasons subcontractor insurance costs have skyrocketed is because we subcontractors signed contracts with language that costs our insurance companies more money.

What may be legal is not always ethically or morally right.

Imagine technology developed that could greatly limit subcontractor liability for moisture intrusion, as well as resulting mold.

Evaluating the risks associated with gambling is easy for a contractor. We see the risks pretty clearly.

What happens if 500 cornerbeads are installed and after the job is finished and painted, the metal beads begin to rust?

Uncovering the truth is more difficult than believing a lie.

Pete discusses a program called market recovery for labor unions in the Northwest