Tampa, Florida, February 11, 2019 – Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, a full-service national law firm for construction, specialty trades and OSHA law, is pleased to announce the new Cotney Attorneys […]
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The roofing industry, much like the construction industry as a whole, is aging and needs new workers in order to keep up with the constant demand for repairs and new
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In the roofing industry, much of your business depends on your reputation. Although there are many factors that converge to create your reputation, the quality of your business relationships are
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The Boston office is knowledgeable in all aspects of construction law and represents the construction industry in matters, including litigation and arbitration, contract review and drafting, lien and bond law,
Unlike many other states across the nation, Texas has very few protections for citizens who fall victim to roofing fraud. When alleged roofing professionals show up after a natural disaster,
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Roofing contractors in the State of Illinois must possess a valid roofing license to work legally. In order to keep contractors, employees, and property owners safe, the roofing industry requires
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When you’ve been supplying provisions of labor and materials to a project, the last thing you want to do is go into the red because the owner decided to not
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Construction defects are frustrating for every party involved in a construction project. Typically, when a construction defect arises, contractors and owners start pointing fingers. After all, construction defects can greatly
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When it comes to construction defects, diagnosing the defect is oftentimes much simpler than figuring out who is responsible for it in the first place. Some defects reveal themselves during
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When you’ve committed hours of labor and resources to a construction project, the last thing you want to deal with is nonpayment courtesy of the general contractor that hired you.
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