Whether you have a huge construction firm or a small roofing business, employers should fear the prospect of having an outdated employee handbook. There’s a lot of ways that a […]
4 Questions That Help You Decide If Your Employee Handbook Is Outdated Read Post »
When the time comes to move on from your contracting firm, executing a succession plan can be more challenging than you might expect. Historically, a succession plan would entail the
Common Challenges for Contractor Succession Plans Read Post »
In part one of this two-part article, the Memphis contractor lawyers at Cotney Attorneys & Consultants discussed SOS devices and their scalability in the face of a nationwide shift toward
SOS Devices on the Project Site Part 2 Read Post »
Accidents happen all the time on the project site. Contractors are no stranger to work-related injuries and the occasional crisis, but that doesn’t mean construction firms should halt their pursuit
SOS Devices on the Project Site Part 1 Read Post »
Fires might not be one of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) “Fatal Four,” but that doesn’t mean contractors should slack on providing their workers with the knowledge and
Improving Project Site Fire Safety Part 2 Read Post »
Buildings under construction present a significant fire hazard for construction workers and citizens living within close proximity of the project site. Project site fires aren’t as rare as you might
Improving Project Site Fire Safety Part 1 Read Post »
Even though two states may share a border, their approaches to construction law may be drastically different. One state may favor contractors while another may favor owners and government agencies.
What Contractors Should Consider When Working Out-Of-State Part 2 Read Post »
The construction industry is no stranger to labor shortages, and it’s not uncommon for contractors to cross state lines in search of steady work. But each state has its own
What Contractors Should Consider When Working Out-Of-State Part 1 Read Post »
The adage “it takes money to make money,” is all too familiar to anyone familiar with the construction industry. Success for contractors often depends on the projects, techniques, and equipment
Staying Competitive in the Construction Industry Part 2 Read Post »
With a looming recession on the horizon, it is as important as ever that contractors win bids, cut costs, think outside the box, and utilize the latest in construction technology.
Staying Competitive in the Construction Industry Part 1 Read Post »
