Sweltering Florida summers make construction work even more difficult than it already is. As temperatures rise, the amount of energy your workforce exerts increases, which can lead to dehydration, overheating,
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In an increasingly digital age, the use of electronic payments is becoming more and more common as professionals across every industry embrace the ease and speed of payment platforms like
Avoiding Electronic Payment Disputes in the Construction Industry Read Post »
In part one of this two-part series, the Fort Lauderdale construction attorneys at Cotney Attorneys & Consultants discussed some siding installation tips for areas that suffer from strong winds. If
Siding Installation Tips for Areas Prone to Hurricanes Part 2 Read Post »
Proper siding installation can prove to be an immense challenge in high-wind regions where gusts of winds exceeding 90-mph can tear away siding with little resistance. As a result, the
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In seemingly no time at all, drones transformed from a hobbyist’s toy to an essential tool for construction professionals. On the project site, drones can be used to monitor workers,
Is it Time to Reassess Drone Use on the Project Site? Part 2 Read Post »
It seems like drones were a distant dream only a few short years ago. At the time, the idea of remote-controlled flying machines equipped with high-definition cameras sounded like something
Is it Time to Reassess Drone Use on the Project Site? Part 1 Read Post »
Whether it’s enticingly low premiums, a competitive payroll, or outdoing your rival in the bid process, many construction companies foolishly cut corners to get ahead of the competition. Of course,
Shell Corporations and Workers’ Compensation Fraud in Construction Part 2 Read Post »
Many construction firms overlook the legalities related to paying workers’ compensation coverage because they want to take advantage of the monetary benefits. For example, when a contractor neglects to pay
Shell Corporations and Workers’ Compensation Fraud in Construction Part 1 Read Post »
You hired your workforce, trained them, and rewarded them a salary that aligns with their skill set and experience. Although most construction employers do their best to comply with federal
Is Your Construction Crew Exempt from Overtime? Read Post »
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is an agency within the United States Department of Labor (DOL) tasked with establishing and enforcing policies that maintain employee health and safety
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