In this five-part series, the Orlando construction lawyers at Cotney are discussing essential elements that should be featured in your construction contracts. In sections one, two, three, and four, we […]
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In this five-part series, the Orlando construction attorneys at Cotney Construction Law are discussing essential elements that should be featured in construction contracts. In parts one, two, and three, we
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Many experienced contractors make the mistake of verbally agreeing to perform work on a project without a written contract in place. Although conversing with an owner is a great way
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As we discussed in the last section, when a contractor agrees to work on a construction project, it’s important that they have clearly defined the terms of their agreement with
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No matter the size of a project, anytime you are hired for a construction job, you are entering into a business transaction. Establishing a written contract before beginning work sets
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Now that more women are entering the construction industry, employers need to keep them in mind when purchasing personal protective equipment (PPE). Properly choosing, wearing, and maintaining PPE will decrease
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Currently, women make up a small percentage of the construction workforce as compared to men. This could explain why properly fitting personal protective equipment (PPE) is a challenge for some
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) mission is to protect workers across the nation from dangerous hazards and unsafe conditions in workplaces. OSHA ensures healthful and safe working conditions
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Maintaining the safety of your workers is an ever-present challenge on the job site, but if you commit to a proven safety plan, you can avoid the majority of common
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Falls are commonplace on construction sites. Roofing professionals are especially familiar with the dangers associated with falls, which result in hundreds of thousands of injuries and hundreds of deaths every
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