Contracts

As we discussed in the last section, when a contractor agrees to work on a construction project, it’s important that they have clearly defined the terms of their agreement with

No matter the size of a project, anytime you are hired for a construction job, you are entering into a business transaction. Establishing a written contract before beginning work sets

As we have discussed throughout this series, there are several ways a contractor can protest a bid. The most common way to file a notice protesting a bid is through

As we have covered in sections one, two, and three, there are several reasons why a contractor elects to challenge a bid awarded to a competitor. In this section, we

As we discussed in the first and second sections of this five-part article, interested parties that were not awarded a contract due to a violation of procurement law or regulations

As we discussed in the last section, there are many nuances to bid protests that require the attention of an Orlando construction attorney. For example, bid protests often require time-sensitive

At Cotney Construction Law, our Orlando construction lawyers help contractors procure government projects through the bid process. In some cases, you may submit a bid that is not selected by

When entering a residential contract, it is crucial that you have your contract reviewed by a competent Jacksonville contractor lawyer to guard yourself against any risks or liabilities. In Florida,

Billions of dollars in government contracts are awarded to construction businesses annually. Whether it’s federal, state, or local projects worth millions of dollars or much less, every year the government

When hiring non-U.S. citizens to work in your company, compliance is key. There is a great amount of talent across the globe that can bolster your business, but if the