When you enter a contract, a legally binding agreement, all parties involved are expected to hold up their end of the agreement. However, it is possible for what should be […]
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In the construction world, contractors deal with contracts on a daily basis. A contract is a binding agreement, something that is essential for business dealings. If one party does not
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HOW CAN AN ATTORNEY HELP YOUR CASE? If a contract has been awarded on a proposal for which you have submitted a bid, and you believe the contract was awarded
Benefits Of Hiring An Attorney For Your Bid Protest Read Post »
WHAT IS CONSTRUCTION LITIGATION? Cotney Construction Law, defines construction litigation as an area of construction law that involves legal disputes between two or more involved parties. The parties can try
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Working outside during the hot summer days in Florida without taking safety precautions can lead to serious illness for your crew. One of the main OSHA complaints during the summer
Tips From OSHA On How To Keep Your Crew Safe During The Summer Read Post »
PRE INSPECTION Hiring an OSHA attorney is extremely beneficial for your company, especially if you have the attorney on board before an unscheduled OSHA inspection takes place. Having an attorney
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The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) is responsible for the development and enforcement of workplace safety standards. Enforcement consists of inspections conducted by OSHA compliance safety and health officers.
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Change orders, when handled improperly, will increase project profitability, reduce the likelihood of construction disputes, and protect the reputation of your business. When disputes do arise, it’s often because of
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The Occupational Health and Safety Administration will introduce a new subpart to the Confined Spaces Standard on August 3, 2015 specifically designed to protect employees working in the construction industry.
Coming Soon: OSHA’s Confined Spaces Standard Read Post »
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires contractors to provide fall protection for employees who perform work on surfaces with open sides and edges, sloping roofs, steep roofs, leading
Understanding OSHA 1926.502: Warning Lines Read Post »
