Labor

At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, our Tampa construction attorneys are focused on bridging the skills gap. Any construction industry professional knows that there are simply not enough skilled workers out […]

As we discussed in the first, second, and third sections of this article, key performance indicators (KPI) can improve construction practices resulting in a more efficient and effective business. However,

In this six-part article, we have educated you on several of the critical components pertaining to bankruptcy law and the construction sector. In the first, second, and third sections, we

If an owner files for bankruptcy, it’s critical that construction professionals know how to appropriately respond. Consulting with one of our experienced Jacksonville construction lawyers is a great place to

In this six-part article, we first addressed when an entity on a construction project files a bankruptcy petition. In the second section, we discussed the most common ways a person

As we discussed in sections one and two of this six-part article, a bankrupt entity can compromise a construction project and result in your need for a Jacksonville construction lawyer.

As Jacksonville construction attorneys with over 100 years of combined experience devoted to the construction industry, we know that federal bankruptcy laws are among the most challenging of legal topics

Construction industry professionals have many challenges. Whether it’s dealing with potential project delays, finding reliable workers to combat the labor shortage problem, or avoiding costly OSHA citations. One potential problem

Many workers may not be aware that they are classified as a “tipped employee.” By federal law, under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), a tipped employee is any worker

Most projects move along smoothly without any hiccups with the draw requests. However, it is critical that you are proactive about avoiding these types of disputes to ensure your project