In this two-part article series, a Jacksonville construction lawyer is offering some tips on things a general contractor should consider before hiring a subcontractor. In the first part, we covered […]
6 Things You Should Know Before Hiring a Subcontractor Part 2 Read Post »
Before you hire a subcontractor, you (the general contractor) need to evaluate the applicant’s credentials and determine if their background is a good fit for your open position. After examining
6 Things You Should Know Before Hiring a Subcontractor Part 1 Read Post »
Whether you want to call it a walkout or a dine and dash, when restaurant patrons bolt on their check, the person typically responsible for payment is the hardworking server.
How Walkouts Impact Restaurant Workers Read Post »
Our Knoxville construction attorneys know that running a construction business can be very lucrative. Proper planning and good project management are essential for keeping your projects on track — mismanagement
Lowering Construction Costs to Increase Profits Part 2 Read Post »
The construction industry is booming and homes and buildings are springing up everywhere. As a matter of fact, construction workers are in high demand in most states. Whether residential or
Lowering Construction Costs to Increase Profits Part 1 Read Post »
Tampa, Florida, September 25, 2018 – Cotney Construction Law, LLP, a leading national law firm for construction, specialty trades, and OSHA law, is pleased to announce the addition of Elizabeth
Cotney Construction Law Welcomes Attorney Elizabeth Tipping Read Post »
Hurricane Florence blasted North Carolina with winds of over 100 miles per hour as the immense storm stretched over 300 miles to cities like Wilmington, which experienced over 30 inches
Post-Florence Contracting Opportunities in North Carolina Part 2 Read Post »
In the wake of Hurricane Florence, many areas of North Carolina need disaster relief assistance. In this brief article, an Asheville construction attorney will discuss ways that contractors can get
Post-Florence Contracting Opportunities in North Carolina Part 1 Read Post »
In the Tar Heel State, “any person who performs or furnishes labor or professional design or surveying services or furnishes materials or furnishes rental equipment pursuant to a contract… [has]
Lien Deadlines in North Carolina Read Post »
Rushing to secure contracts in the aftermath of a hurricane might seem like a win-win for contractors and owners, but jumping into private contracts being funded by FEMA grants could
What You Should Know About FEMA Contracting After a Hurricane Part 2 Read Post »
