ORLANDO, FL, SEPTEMBER 7, 2018 — Cotney Construction Law (CCL) was recently named Immigration Law Firm of the Year – Southern USA by Acquisition International’s 2018 Corporate Immigration & Relocation
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It’s bad enough that you received an unannounced visit from an OSHA inspector. What’s worse is when you received a letter confirming the violations that were mentioned in your closing
Legal Defenses for OSHA Citations Read Post »
If you are having a conflict with a subcontractor regarding their work, you have access to several legal options to remedy the situation. You should examine your dispute and the
Alternative Dispute Resolution for Roofers Read Post »
Lien laws can be tremendous allies when it comes to protecting a construction professional’s right to receive payment for services rendered. Unfortunately, public construction projects present a different set of
A Guide to Miller Bond Claims Read Post »
In sections one, two, three, and four, we covered many of the risks of expanding your construction business too quickly. In this final section, our Memphis construction attorneys will discuss
Expanding Your Construction Business Part 5 Read Post »
As we covered in sections one, two, and three of this five-part series, ambitious contractors looking to expand their business must always be mindful of the potential pitfalls of scaling
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In this five-part article, we are discussing many of the factors involved in scaling out a construction business. In this section, our Chattanooga contractor attorneys will discuss many of the
Expanding Your Construction Business Part 3 Read Post »
In this five-part article, we are discussing if contractors should expand their business. In the first part, we discussed whether or not your business is in a comfortable enough financial
Expanding Your Construction Business Part 2 Read Post »
If you own a contracting business, chances are you’re a busy person with a lot of tasks to manage. Whether it’s overseeing a construction project, purchasing materials, investing in equipment,
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There are many new and exciting large-scale projects and even mega-projects available to bid on, but each will have specific requirements that may require specialized technology, greater staffing capacity, or
Determining If a Joint Venture is Right for You Part 2 Read Post »
