When you break ground on a new project, you want to ensure that you produce a finished product that amazes the owner and inspires them to continue utilizing your services […]
What to Do Before You Break Ground in a New State Part 1 Read Post »
Any construction attorney in Brentwood, TN, will give a contractor the same answer when asked about the importance of maintaining their lien rights. Put simply, it’s extremely important. You don’t
3 Ways to Lose Your Lien Rights Early On in Tennessee Read Post »
A mechanic’s lien is often a contractor or subcontractor’s last resort for receiving overdue payment from an uncooperative owner. It is a major step towards repayment and creates more options
When Should You Seriously Consider Filing a Mechanic’s Lien? Read Post »
Traditionally, a demand letter is issued before taking legal action against a person or entity you have a dispute with. For example, a demand letter can help resolve payment issues
What to Avoid When Writing a Demand Letter Read Post »
Not all bids are awarded equally. Unfortunately, bias can find its way into the bidding process for a government contract, forcing a construction firm to a protest a bid. There
What Is the Deadline to Protest a Bid? Read Post »
In this two-part article, the Florida construction attorneys of Cotney Construction Law are discussing the benefits of implementing a risk assessment process into your business model. In the first part,
Understanding Risk Assessment Part 2 Read Post »
When taking on projects in the construction industry, you should utilize a risk assessment process. In this two-part article, a South FL contractor lawyer will discuss how construction firms can
Understanding Risk Assessment Part 1 Read Post »
With the use of online forms, many construction professionals believe it has become easy to employ a boilerplate contract for a construction project. Just plug your information into a website
The Pitfalls of a Boilerplate Contract Read Post »
Every construction project has the potential for something to go wrong. Often times a defect will only be found years after work has been completed on a project, and evidence
Statute of Limitations vs. Statute of Repose Read Post »
A mechanic’s lien may be a contractor’s last resort in acquiring payment for labor and materials, but a contractor, most likely, won’t be the only party involved. Other parties and
Lien Priority in Oregon Read Post »
