Labor

In some cases, a crucial contract clause is omitted. In other cases, the contract language is unclear. In either case, one party may be deliberately crafting a contract that has […]

Construction defects are among the most common and costly sources of disputes in the construction industry. We’ve written numerous articles on the subject, all exploring what a contractor’s options are

If a government agency contacts your business and warns you that you may be “facing steep sanctions,” you know this isn’t a good thing. If your construction business has been

The federal government and state governments award billions in construction contracts to construction businesses every year, providing contractors with the opportunity to take part in projects that are as important

Is your construction business going through a dry spell? Can you recall the last time you were awarded a competitive bid? Sometimes, contractors need to take a step back and

Nary a day goes by that a construction professional isn’t faced with some form of legal controversy. Whether it’s a dispute with an owner, a citation from the Occupational Safety

Despite the fact that our legal system is over two hundred years old, individuals and companies alike still manage to find ways to raise critical questions that have never been

In parts one and two of this three-part series, an Orlando construction lawyer from Cotney Attorneys & Consultants explained why many employers attempt to contest unemployment benefits claims. We started

According to Roofing Contractor Magazine, “The costs generated by excessive unemployment claims is an issue of particular concern for most employers.” One of the only surefire ways to combat these

Let’s face it, no business owner is particularly fond of unemployment benefits claims. It’s not hard to see why — fewer successful unemployment claims equals a lower overall tax rate.