Hiring an asbestos abatement contractor is the safest way to contain asbestos fibers when renovating structures built prior to 1980. However, the Occupational and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations don’t apply to dwellings with under four … [Continue reading] about Use an Asbestos Abatement Contractor to Demo Single-Family Homes
In 2018 at the onset of electric scooters in Dallas, this new transportation option was advertised as a boon for commuters and residents alike with little if no mention of safety concerns. Fast-forward to today and the trendy vehicles are becoming … [Continue reading] about A Two Wheeled Risk of Harm in Dallas
Removing a popcorn ceiling is one of the first thing a DIYer does to update a home built between the 1950s and 1978. It’s a messy job, but beyond that, it creates a likely danger to the remodeler and anyone who will live in the home. Several … [Continue reading] about Read Before Removing A Popcorn Ceiling
The U.S. Attorney in New Orleans says a contractor has plead guilty to a theft charge for defrauding a Louisiana school system out of more than $200,000. Federal prosecutors alleged that from 2015 to 2017, a Louisiana asbestos abatement … [Continue reading] about Louisiana Asbestos Abatement Inspector Pleads Guilty
A Federal District Judge in the Eastern District of Louisiana has ruled in favor of Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards in an action brought over his closure of bars, rejecting a request from several bar owners in the New Orleans and Houma areas to … [Continue reading] about Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards Beats Back Republican Attacks on his Coronavirus Order
