Working in the construction industry comes with risks. Some of the most frequent injuries are a result of falls, explosions, being run over by vehicles, and repetitive motion injuries. Injuries […]
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As a HVAC contractor, one of your top priorities should be a good reputation. Establishing an exemplary track record by meeting the expectations of your customers is the key to
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The lawyers of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants strive to keep you informed of various laws enacted that apply to the construction industry. We’ll give you a brief overview of Florida
Florida’s Right to Repair Act: An Alternative to a Lawsuit Read Post »
In Part 1 of this two-part article we introduced you to the Occupational Safety & Health Administration’s (OSHA) campaign to end Silicosis and their final rule in the protection of
OSHA and Silica Exposure in Construction Part 2 Read Post »
A little more than two decades ago, The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) evaluated more than 100 areas of potential workplace hazards and found that workers exposure to crystalline
OSHA and Silica Exposure in Construction Part 1 Read Post »
The Associate General Contractors of America project that half of all construction firms will be out of business in less than a decade for one reason or another. Jacksonville construction
Supply Bond Basics Read Post »
As the construction industry thrives, fierce business competition is imminent. Establishing proper business relationships is common business sense, but what happens when the pressure and excitement of gaining new business
Tortious Interference with Business Relationships Read Post »
Although similar, joint ventures aren’t the same as partnerships. Partnerships are long-term, whereas joint ventures are temporary relationships between two or more parties in the pursuit of completing a single
Types of Joint Ventures in the Construction Industry Read Post »
A construction defect, whether residential or commercial, means there’s defective, faulty, or delayed construction resulting from improper installation, incorrect design, product failure or inadequate materials, use and subsequent failure. A
How to Avoid Construction Defect Claims Read Post »
In Part 1 of this two-part article, we provided an overview of quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC). In the second half we will discuss 5 specific ways you can
Quality Assurance and Quality Control Part 2 Read Post »
