In North Carolina, procuring government building contracts can be incredibly lucrative for your contracting business. Not only are these projects important, they are hotly contested through the public bidding system.
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In part one of this four-part series, a Charlotte contractor lawyer from Cotney Attorneys & Consultants discussed the process local governments follow for developing precise project specifications and two types
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The specific bidding requirements for construction and repair contracts in the Tarheel State can be determined by following a nine-step procedure that lines up succinctly with the construction contracting process.
Bidding Requirements for Construction and Repair Contracts in North Carolina Part 1 Read Post »
In part one of this two-part series, the Birmingham contractor attorneys, from Cotney Attorneys & Consultants discussed what medical conditions are and are not covered by the Americans with Disabilities
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The construction site, like many shared workspaces, can become a breeding ground for sickness and disease, if just one worker exposes others to a contagious virus. Dealing with sick workers
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As a contractor, you’re likely familiar with the bidding process for government projects in the Tar Heel State, but are you familiar with the exceptions to these rules? In this
5 Exceptions to Competitive Procurement Requirements in North Carolina Read Post »
As an experienced construction professional working on unique projects in the industry, the services you provide are highly specialized and the approach you take to a project is never exactly
Tips for Construction Contract Review Part 3 Read Post »
Whether it’s meeting deadlines, dealing with a labor shortage, avoiding safety citations, or a variety of other job-related risks, contractors have a lot of important things to consider on a
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Construction professionals should never underestimate the value of a well-written contract. A contract is a legally binding agreement that provides the framework of the responsibilities of each individual related to
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In this two-part article, a wage dispute lawyer in Tampa is covering a gray area of labor employment law: if employers should compensate their workforce for time spent traveling, training,
Should My Employer Pay for Travel Time, Training, Seminars, and Work Events? Part 2 Read Post »
