Retainage is nothing new in the construction industry. It’s a predetermined amount withheld to discourage contractors from leaving a project before work is completed. In its own way, retainage is […]
Florida to Lower Maximum Retainage Amount to 5 Percent on Public Projects Read Post »
As of the time of this writing, the World Health Organization (WHO’s) has just declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) a global pandemic. “This is not just a public health crisis,
Construction Companies Report Experiencing Supply Chain Disruptions Due to Coronavirus Read Post »
Roofing contractors across the United States are facing a variety of issues arising out of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). These issues range from delay in obtaining certain materials – especially materials sourced
The Key Contract Provisions Needed to Combat Coronavirus Read Post »
Factory Mutual recently made changes that updated the Loss Prevention Data Sheets as it pertains to Roofing Industry. The following are some of the most important changes: FM 1-9 (Roof
Factory Mutual recently made changes that updated the Loss Prevention Data Sheets Read Post »
Tampa, FL, March 12, 2020 – Cotney Construction Law (CCL), the leading national law firm for the roofing industry is pleased to announce the appointment of John Kenney as Chief
John Kenney Named COO and Technical Director of Cotney Construction Law Read Post »
All workers across this great country have wage and hour rights. These rights are defined by the Department of Labor’s (DOL) Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Many states also have
What Industries Commonly Violate Wage and Hour Laws? Read Post »
As their construction business grows, employers need to be mindful of a lot of things, especially their legal obligations. For example, is your company currently compliant with all employment law
Is Your Construction Business Required to Provide FMLA Leave? Read Post »
Although there is a long list of goals every construction business wants to accomplish, two at the top of every list are reducing risk and saving money. At Cotney Attorneys
Why You Should Partner With a Chicago Contractor Attorney Read Post »
Although the global average cost of a construction dispute lowered in 2019, the average length increased to 17 months — rivaling the length of many projects. The ability to resolve
What’s the Best Time to Contact a Chicago Construction Dispute Attorney? Read Post »
Construction companies have to contend with a number of problems within the industry. Some of these problems can occur regularly, while others may only emerge once during a contractor’s entire
The Services Provided by a Chicago Construction Law Attorney Read Post »
