AGC LEED Course Receives USGBC Approval

The Associated General Contractors of America recently announced that its “Building to LEED for New Construction: Overview and the Impact on Construction Practices” course curriculum has been reviewed and approved through the U.S. Green Building Council's Education Provider Program. Full Story >>

Construction Law Briefs

In a 2-1 decision, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that people who sign bad checks are at risk.  The court held that when a corporation’s check bounced, the company officer who signed the check was personally liable for the statutory penalty at three times the amount of the bounced check, plus the payee’s attorneys’ fees.
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Two A&A Projects Honored by Colorado Preservation Inc.

During the 18th Annual Dana Crawford Awards Dinner in May, Colorado Preservation Inc. selected five projects for State Honor Awards for their significant contributions to historic preservation in 2007. Full Story >>

When You’re in a Hole, Stop Digging: Seven Signs Your Business Is In Trouble

In the beginning, companies normally experience substantial growth as customers find you and your market enthusiastically. Then there is a leveling-off period when growth seems to slow and then stop, or the economy changes. Full Story >>