Are you familiar with the concept of retainage? As a contractor working in the Volunteer State, it’s vital that you volunteer your efforts to learning about the rules on retainage […]
3 Important Facts About Retainage in Tennessee Read Post »
Unreported employment can be a serious offense that has life-changing consequences for the employers that are committing it and the workers that are victims of it. In part one of
The Damage Caused by Unreported Employment Part 2 Read Post »
Unreported employment goes by many names: moonlighting, a ghost workforce, working off the books or under the table. No matter what you call it, contractors that don’t properly report their
The Damage Caused by Unreported Employment Part 1 Read Post »
Over time, every contractor becomes familiar with a particular type of project. Through experience, dedication, and a little grit, you managed to iron out the wrinkles and nail down a
Planning and Executing Construction for Theme Parks Read Post »
Does it ever feel like success is just beyond your grasp? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Contractors all across the country, and even the world at large, are vying for
7 Attributes of Successful Contractors Read Post »
Worker misclassification in the construction industry is a widespread problem that can have severe consequences for employers. Department of Labor (DOL) compliance is important, and a recent uptick in the
4 Common Worker Classifications in the Construction Industry Read Post »
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for establishing and instituting policies governing safe and healthful practices in the workplace. In this three-part series, we have been examining
Examining 25 Years of Worker Injury, Illness, and Fatality Case Data Part 3 Read Post »
In part one of this three-part article, the OSHA defense lawyers at Cotney Construction Law discussed a collection of studies published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) comparing
Examining 25 Years of Worker Injury, Illness, and Fatality Case Data Part 2 Read Post »
In 1972, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) began collecting valuable data on work-related injuries, fatal injuries, and illnesses. A 25-year report of these findings was recently published to
Examining 25 Years of Worker Injury, Illness, and Fatality Case Data Part 1 Read Post »
In the blink of an eye, a safe jobsite can become dangerous. When accidents occur on the jobsite, workers’ lives are put in danger, citations are issued, and contractors will
Are You Keeping an Eye Out for Safety? Read Post »
