Companies are prone to looking for the processes that work best and sticking to them to improve their profitability. Doing so leads the industry to follow the same trends across
Construction Industry Trends to Expect in 2021 Read Post »
Contracts are at the heart of construction operations. Without a contract, your company won’t be able to operate with any type of protection from fraud, broken deals, or disputes. It’s
Can You Make a Claim Without a Written Contract in Construction? Read Post »
Understanding the PPP loan process can be tricky, and knowing who is eligible can be even more confusing. As a result of a high number of businesses taking advantage of
Are Contractors Eligible for PPP Funds? Read Post »
Tampa, Florida, February 1, 2021 – Cotney Construction Law and Cotney Consulting Group announced today that the companies are combining their businesses, and they will now operate under the new name
Cotney Construction Law and Cotney Consulting Group Unite as Cotney Read Post »
As you undoubtedly know, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act of 2020 (FFCRA) was enacted in April 2020. The FFCRA required that companies with fewer than 500 employees, as well as
Families First Coronavirus Response Act Update Read Post »
Every business, including construction companies, has slow periods where business is light and there is more downtime than usual. While it may be tempting for construction companies to let their
5 Ways Contractors Can Focus on Professional Development in Slow Times Read Post »
It is an unfortunate fact that litigation is common in the construction industry. Being able to sue anyone for just about anything ensures that companies will file lawsuits in response to problems as a way of forcing resolution.
Common Causes of Construction Litigation Read Post »
Infrastructure projects hold a special place in the construction industry as they are almost exclusively managed by government agencies and impact every other construction project.
Common Infrastructure Legal Mistakes to Avoid Read Post »
In recent years, various branches of the Labor Department have been in the habit of distributing negative news releases about businesses that have received citations. If your company has ever been the subject of such “public shaming,” you know how damaging that press coverage
Keeping Labor Department Citations Out of the News Read Post »
On Election Day 2020, Florida voters passed Amendment 2, which raises the minimum wage in our state. What does that mean for construction and your crew? Quite simply, it means
3 Strategies for Managing the New Minimum Wage Read Post »
