Trent Cotney

It is important for contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and design professionals who provide services or materials on a public project to understand the difference between statutory bonds and common law bonds. […]

Chapter 120, also known as the Administrative Procedure Act, applies to only state agencies and departments. Local governments such as counties, cities, and municipalities typically have their own sets of

According to Florida law, construction and demolition debris is considered to be any discarded materials that are either not water-soluble or may be found to be potentially hazardous. Examples of

Construction projects can be very complex and lengthy, involving a number of variables that often lead to disputes between contracting parties. In the absence of a written agreement within a

Contract Review If the other party in a business venture is supplying the contract to which you will be entering, it is highly recommended to have a knowledgeable construction attorney

Understanding Mechanics Lien Law Under Florida’s Mechanic’s Lien Law, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, engineers, architects, and construction businesses may obtain a lien against a property for unpaid services, labor, or materials

Construction Dispute Resolution Construction disputes arise for a variety of reasons including disagreements on contract details, non-payment, project deadlines, work conditions, claims of injury, and scope of work. There are

OSHA Defense & Understanding the OSHA Inspection Process OSHA inspections can result in substantial fines and penalties when violations are found. To avoid such fines and penalties, it is important