In this five-part series, the Hillsborough County contractor lawyers at Cotney Construction Law are discussing ways we can offer opportunities to our talented military veterans. In the first part, we
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In part one of our series, our Greensboro construction law lawyers discussed the importance of green construction and introduced you to The Living Building Challenge (LBC). In this last section,
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Cotney Construction Law is a Greensboro construction law firm committed to not only helping construction professionals navigate the legal landscape of the construction industry, but we are also committed to
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Many construction businesses bid on work to expand their market, but the competition is fierce. Construction professionals must learn how to win bid contracts while also staying profitable. If your
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A good cost estimate is accurate and protects all parties as it ensures that money is not lost, customers will not overpay, and a profit is made. In parts one,
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As we learned in parts one and two of our series, cost estimators are critical to construction projects. They develop the cost information that business owners, managers, design teams, and
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Cost estimators are essential to every construction project. Their accurate forecast of project costs is vital to the survival of any construction business. Our Nashville contractor lawyers are highly experienced
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Construction cost estimating is the process of forecasting the cost of a program, project, or operation. The cost estimate is the final product of the estimating process. Cost estimation is
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North Carolina General Contractors are now required to include their license number on all contracts, websites, and advertisements according to a new regulation, 21 NCAC 12.0501, passed by the North
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On October 29, 2018, the City Council of Denver repealed and replaced a Green Buildings Ordinance. The original law leading to the enactment of the Green Buildings Ordinance was passed
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