If you’re reading this, chances are you or your company have been accused of causing a construction defect. Fortunately, Florida is one of a number of states with right-to-repair laws.
How to Conduct a Construction Defect Inspection in Florida Read Post »
If you’re a contractor operating in the city of Nashville, you’re likely going to need a building permit. Building permits are required for the construction of residential buildings, new accessory
How to Obtain a Building Permit in Nashville Read Post »
It feels like we’ve gotten over the hump with regard to the coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. At a time when the construction industry is poised to make a comeback, everyone
Is Construction Work Returning to Normal? Read Post »
At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, we often recommend employing alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods for resolving construction disputes. Methods like mediation and arbitration are practical alternatives to litigation for their
Resolving a Construction Dispute With Litigation Read Post »
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has been on a roll recently. The TDOT recently announced that over $10 million will go towards transportation alternatives across the state, and they
TDOT Projects Call for Working at Night Read Post »
It can be difficult to find an attorney who’s familiar with your specific industry and type of construction project. A lawyer capable of helping on small residential projects may not
What Types of Projects Can a Contractor Attorney Help With? Read Post »
A young worker has died after plummeting 120 feet on a construction site in Nashville. The 16-year-old worker was a part-time employee for a subcontractor on a new hotel project.
An ambitious $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill has been introduced. The Moving Forward Act, which would focus on investing “in programs, projects and materials that emphasize resiliency while reducing carbon pollution
$1.5 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Introduced Read Post »
Orange County has lost what could have been a vital infrastructure project in the form of Colonial Parkway, a toll road that was to span a nine-mile stretch of State
$1 Billion Turnpike Project Shelved in Orange County Read Post »
April 2020 was not kind to the construction industry. The month of April saw the industry lose over half a million jobs. Although this is an incredible loss, May’s employment
Construction Employment Rebounds After Historic Job Loss Read Post »
