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A building collapse has injured three construction workers in northeastern Wisconsin.
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With Sonag Construction shut down, feds move to block indicted owner from collecting leftover assets
Milwaukee contractor Sonag Construction has ceased operations amid a federal criminal case that accu...
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Evers wants to raise state unemployment benefits (UPDATE)
Gov. Tony Evers wants to boost Wisconsin's unemployment benefits and eliminate some requirements to ...
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BUILDING BLOCKS: Madison development project open for Opportunity Zone investment
Stone House Development, a market rate and affordable housing developer, is looking for opportunity ...
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3 construction workers hurt in building collapse
A building collapse has injured three construction workers in northeastern Wisconsin. ...
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Local 139 members clash with Sunbelt Rentals over unionization (VIDEO)
The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 139 unfurled banners and an inflatable “fat cat...
Today's News
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3 construction workers hurt in building collapse
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Building Commission Republicans raise roadblocks to Evers’ capital budget plan
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Wisconsin’s construction unemployment rivals historic lows, says ABC
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Four ways to benefit from Milwaukee’s deconstruction ordinance freeze
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With Sonag Construction shut down, feds move to block indicted owner from collecting leftover assets
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Vos panel considers health threats from water pollution
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Evers wants to raise state unemployment benefits (UPDATE)
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BUILDING BLOCKS: Madison development project open for Opportunity Zone investment
Commentary
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OPINION: In construction, be careful what you contract for
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals recently reaffirmed the application of the economic-loss doctrine as a bar to negligence claims caused by certain defects in construction. Kmart Corporation v. Herzog Roofing, Inc., No. 2017AP1041, (Wis. App. 3rd Dist., Oct. 30, 2018). The decision clarified the broad application of the economic-loss doctrine to bar economic damages that are foreseeable under a contract, incorporating contract terms in its analysis.
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View from around the state: Find a road to agreement
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Not taking advantage of the latest exemption to personal-property taxes? You should be
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‘Yes’ to UW and road money in state budget, ‘no’ to non-fiscal policy
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The definition of a subcontractor, and why it matters
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