Although the construction industry has always had some issues with workers who walk off the jobsite, the number of workplaces that are experiencing employees that quit their job unexpectedly or
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In this six-part series, a Fort Lauderdale construction attorney at Cotney Attorneys & Consultants is discussing the modern day issue of employees that “ghost” their employer, meaning they walked off
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When a worker elects to stop showing up to work and does not communicate with their employer, this unprofessional act is referred to as “ghosting.” Employers around the world are
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In Tennessee, there are several different types of contractor licenses available. They depend on the amount of money invested in a project, which county the project is in, and the
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Tennessee has several types of contractor licenses which can make the bidding and licensing process more complex. If you operate under the incorrect kind of license, or your client thinks
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Picture this — you’ve spent the past year building residential properties for a gated community on the outskirts of your city. You’re roughly halfway through the scope of work established
4 Benefits of Hiring a Construction Lawyer to Negotiate Your Contracts Part 2 Read Post »
Every construction project needs an ironclad contract to ensure that all parties are held accountable. As a contractor, you want to verify that you will be paid for your hard
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Tampa, Florida, February 18, 2019 – Cotney Construction Law, LLP is delighted to announce that attorney Richard N. “Ric” Asfar has joined our firm as a partner. Asfar is an
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Early last year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced the start of an all new approach to its safety inspections—through drones. Since its introduction, at least nine inspections
OSHA Flying into the 21st Century with Drones Read Post »
Many employers have a zero-tolerance policy directed at illegal drugs, but most do not have a prescription drug policy in place. Taking prescription drugs is not illegal, making it difficult
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