In a perfect world, there would be no obstacles that impede construction professionals and all projects would be completed on time and under budget. However, as Lakeland construction attorneys, we
6 Reasons Why Projects Need Readjustments Part 1 Read Post »
Change orders, when handled properly, can increase project profitability, reduce the likelihood of disputes, and protect the reputation of your business. However, change orders are one of the most common
Best Practices to Avoid Change Order Disputes Read Post »
A good business succession plan finds its roots in a solid operating or shareholder agreement. Establishing baseline rules for who has voting interests, who can transfer their interests in the
Succession Planning for Your Business Read Post »
In this five-part article, we are discussing how the skills gap became a prevalent issue in construction and how we can combat many of these problems in order for the
Bridging the Skills Gap Part 5 Read Post »
In this five-part article, we are discussing ways that the construction industry can bridge the skills gap. In the first section, we informed you on how Washington is working on
Bridging the Skills Gap Part 4 Read Post »
At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, our Tampa construction attorneys are focused on bridging the skills gap. Any construction industry professional knows that there are simply not enough skilled workers out
Bridging the Skills Gap Part 1 Read Post »
Excavation and trenching are often required on construction sites to literally lay the groundwork for a project.Whether it’s creating a water system, gas mains, or telephone lines, by creating trenches,
What You Need To Know About Trench Safety Read Post »
Thousands of American workers are injured at the workplace annually. Although the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets strict safety guidelines to protect American workers, falls, hazard communication, and
Three Ways to Reduce Injuries in the Workplace Read Post »
According to OSHA.gov, in 2016, almost 4700 workers died due to a work-related accident. Of those workers, approximately 21 percent were in the construction industry.
Staying Aware of Struck-By Hazards on the Jobsite Read Post »
The Costly Start to 2018 After the first quarter of 2018, many construction companies have already experienced significant citations for safety and health standard violations. From January to March 2018,
Florida Companies Experience Severe OSHA Penalties in Early 2018 Read Post »
