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Working in the construction industry, you naturally assume some level of risk. Depending on your area of construction, risks can include accusations of negligence, breach of contract, incomplete or defective […]

With no end currently in sight to the extensive outbreak in China of the novel coronavirus (now officially named COVID-19) and the rapid spread of the virus throughout other parts

As opposed to lagging indicators, leading indicators are proactive measures that can bring attention to issues in your current safety program. Because of the effectiveness of leading indicators at spotting

Denver travelers (and taxpayers) have been waiting patiently for the completion of the Great Hall Project, “a renovation of the airport’s main Jeppesen Terminal to create an airport for the

Only half of all small businesses survive their first five years. You can bet that this applies to the construction industry where razor-thin profit margins mean the difference between success

Here at Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, we’ve made it our mission to keep employers in the know regarding any laws that could impact their construction companies. One such law is

America’s national pastime deserves to be seen in person at a beautiful ballpark. That’s just what Fayetteville residents got with the construction of Segra Stadium, a project valued at over

Contractors are always trying to stay one step ahead of the competition in the hopes of remaining prosperous in this competitive industry. In the pursuit of lucrative projects, many contractors

Although the mechanics’ lien is an extremely effective tool for contractors and subcontractors, successfully serving a mechanics’ lien comes with many challenges. In The Volunteer State, the rules and regulations