Becoming a licensed contractor is an important step for any roofer. Not only does it help homeowners and commercial property owners find your business, but it also helps to ensure
What Are the Roofing License Requirements in Illinois and Chicago? Read Post »
Summer is in full swing here in Florida. Contractors can expect scorching heat and heavy rain in the coming months. In addition to these widely known perils, construction workers will
What Hazards Can Outdoor Construction Workers Encounter? Read Post »
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 22 million workers are exposed to hazardous noise levels at work every year. Noise is one of the most
How to Prevent Occupational Noise Exposure on Your Construction Site Read Post »
As millions of Americans return to work following nationwide shutdowns, they’re likely to find that the workplaces they’re returning to aren’t the same as they were when they left them
Protecting Lone Workers on Your Construction Jobsite Read Post »
When you think of static electricity, you probably think of no more than a minor nuisance brought on by two surfaces rubbing against each other. This often becomes more noticeable
Recognizing and Controlling Static Electricity Hazards on Your Jobsite Read Post »
As many states experience an increased rate of COVID-19 infections, construction jobsites need to have a firm grasp of recordkeeping requirements under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). In
Understanding OSHA’s Reporting Guidelines for COVID-19 Infections Read Post »
This Fourth of July, Cotney Attorneys & Consultants would like to take a moment to acknowledge the impact that military veterans have had on the construction industry. Not only have
Acknowledging the Impact Veterans Have on the Construction Industry Read Post »
Construction in Colorado and Denver, the state capital, has pushed ahead despite the many challenges presented by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Construction companies have had to contend with
Construction in Colorado Pushes Ahead Despite the COVID-19 Pandemic Read Post »
By all means, you can represent your company during a construction dispute, but we don’t recommend it. The average construction dispute lasts well over a year and is valued at
Do I Really Need a Construction Litigation Attorney? Read Post »
In a perfect world, construction professionals would receive payment on time for work and materials provided. We may not live in a perfect world, but we do live in a
How Can Contractors Gain Access to Unlimited Bond Claim Filings? Read Post »
