As we discussed in the first and second sections of this five-part article, interested parties that were not awarded a contract due to a violation of procurement law or regulations […]
Everything You Need to Know About Bid Protests Part 3 Read Post »
As we discussed in the last section, there are many nuances to bid protests that require the attention of an Orlando construction attorney. For example, bid protests often require time-sensitive
Everything You Need to Know About Bid Protests Part 2 Read Post »
At Cotney Construction Law, our Orlando construction lawyers help contractors procure government projects through the bid process. In some cases, you may submit a bid that is not selected by
Everything You Need to Know About Bid Protests Part 1 Read Post »
Many things are happening on busy construction sites from vehicular traffic to tons of material being lifted by cranes to electrical cable being laid throughout a structure. Construction sites are
Essential Elements of a Safe Job Site Read Post »
In the first part of this two-part article, we discussed many of the benefits of developing a return to work program. In this section, we will discuss how to establish
Creating a Successful Return to Work Program for Your Business Part 2 Read Post »
For small business owners, when an injured worker has healed enough that they are medically cleared to return to work, it’s important to have a return to work program. This
Creating a Successful Return to Work Program for Your Business Part 1 Read Post »
Wearable devices can fill a number of needs in the construction industry, and as technology improves more wearables will show up on job sites across the country. Construction professionals should
Benefits and Risks of Construction Wearables Part 2 Read Post »
Construction technology has evolved. Wearing only plain, high-visibility vests and steel toe boots is becoming a thing of the past. Wearable technology is transforming the construction industry and increasing productivity,
Benefits and Risks of Construction Wearables Part 1 Read Post »
It’s no doubt that construction work is hard work. When you are constantly under pressure to meet deadlines, work long hours, and appease demanding clients, it is undeniably a recipe
6 Ways Contractors Can Reduce Job-Related Stress Part 2 Read Post »
Whether you operate your business as a sole proprietor or manage a small or large C-Corporation, LLC, or Partnership, construction work is difficult. Pressure can come on every side. Job
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