November 13, 2018

How To Make Sure Your Subs Can Finish The Work

Engineering News-Record

Kenneth E. Rubinstein

Attorney Kenneth E. Rubinstein co-wrote "How to Make Sure Your Subs Can Finish the Work" for Engineering News-Record. The article discusses a common concern of many contractors: finding qualified resources to perform new and ongoing projects.

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