Construction firms should consider having a Nashville construction dispute lawyer on retainer. In this brief article, the construction lawyers at Cotney Construction Law will discuss what exactly a retainer is […]
Construction Lawyers and Retainer Agreements Read Post »
According to the Bladder & Bowel Community, people visit the bathroom an average of six to seven times each day. Since construction professionals typically spend eight hours on the project
How Many Portable Bathrooms Are Required on the Project Site? Read Post »
Workers in the construction industry are at risk of succumbing to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), which affect the muscles, nerves, blood vessels, ligaments, and tendons. MSDs are commonly associated with actions
Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders Read Post »
Rising sea levels are threatening South Florida, and its roadways may soon be underwater unless its residents can agree on a plan. Nowhere is this situation more drastic than in
Raising Roads to Combat Sea Level Rise Read Post »
The construction industry is not immune to mental health issues. Far from it — male construction workers have the highest suicide rates of any industry in the U.S. In part
Suffering in Silence: Mental Health in the Construction Industry Part 2 Read Post »
Transportation systems are crucial for our economy and the general well-being of our society. Unfortunately, our infrastructure is aging and deteriorating. In fact, according to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA),
Defects in Steel-Reinforced Concrete Bridges Read Post »
For the first time since 2004, the Department of Labor (DOL) announced a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that would change the current salary threshold to receive overtime. Currently, employees
Proposed New Overtime Salary Threshold Read Post »
If you own a construction business or manage a jobsite, safety and health should always be top of mind. If you fail to properly monitor your workplace, accidents will occur
4 Safety Questions Every Contractor Should Be Prepared to Answer Read Post »
Contractors should always consider any possible way they can mitigate the likelihood of an accident occurring. Although we generally think of physical ways we can reduce the hazards on a
The Seven Deadly Safety Sins Part 4 Read Post »
In this four-part article, St. Petersburg construction lawyers are discussing some of the primary reasons why accidents transpire on jobsites. Aside from performing risk assessments, training workers, and providing personal
The Seven Deadly Safety Sins Part 3 Read Post »
