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		<description><![CDATA[Construction liability includes construction accidents and construction claims, such as defects or failures. Construction accidents are caused by conditions at the construction site and can include falls, struck by objects, cuts by sharp surfaces, electrocutions, trench cave-ins, equipment or rigging failures, and fires. Accidents may be related to design, installation, maintenance, or use of items [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-73" style="border: 1px solid #cccccc; margin: 10px;" title="Construction" src="http://ces-experts.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/crane_city_190_285.jpg" alt="Construction" width="190" height="285" />Construction liability includes construction accidents and construction  claims, such as defects or failures. Construction accidents are caused by  conditions at the construction site and can include falls, struck by objects,  cuts by sharp surfaces, electrocutions, trench cave-ins, equipment or rigging  failures, and fires. Accidents may be related to design, installation,  maintenance, or use of items including scaffolds, ladders, guarding of openings  and edges of roofs, and personal protective equipment. Accident prevention is  the purpose of OSHA regulations and certain statutes, codes, standards and work  site practices.</p>
<p>Construction claims result from issues in design, contract disputes, construction workmanship,  products used, or maintenance. Claims can include collapses, settlement, general  facility damage, structural degradation, wet basements, work quality issues, and  maintenance practices. Construction claims may also include injury to  non-construction persons at the public interface with a construction site or  damage to adjacent facilities. Building codes, ordinances, and other codes,  standards, and work site practices provide direction to perform high quality  construction in a safe manner.</p>
<p>Consulting Engineers &amp; Scientists, Inc. employs full-time forensic civil  engineers as well as mechanical, metallurgical/materials and electrical  engineers, and architects who are experienced in all aspects of construction  liability. Since each construction liability case has unique considerations, our  experts&#8217; in-depth skills and years of experience can provide complete  investigation and litigation support from initial assessment to testimony. In  addition, we provide our clients with direction and guidance that is  understandable, efficient, and cost-effective. Please call us today to discuss  your construction liability matter.</p>
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