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
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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
6 Ways Contractors Can Reduce Job-Related Stress Part 1 Read Post »
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
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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.
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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
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