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Navigating the complexities of construction law is crucial for any contractor looking to build a resilient business. With decades of experience, Trent Cotney’s blog is your essential resource for staying ahead of legal challenges and ensuring your business is equipped for long-term success.
Converting Your LLC to a C-corp
When you first opened your business, you may have opted to set it up as…
How Your Company Can Manage the Vaccine Mandate
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented the world with a host of challenges—from security measures to…
OSHA Offers Safety Training Grants
Safety Training Grants totaling $6.7 million have been awarded to 37 nonprofit organizations nationwide to…
Safety Signs to Look for to Prevent Suicide in Construction Industry
The construction industry is a very physically demanding work environment that often has stoic employees…
The Benefits of Diversity in the Workplace
In recent years, more and more workplaces are making an effort to prioritize diversity, equity,…
Understanding the Pay-When-Paid Clause
Reviewing all your contracts can seem time-consuming and tedious, but it is important to check…
What Out-Of-State Contractors Need to Know About Florida Insurance Requirements
Many contractors elect to work in neighboring states as a foreign limited liability company (LLC)…
4 Questions Construction Businesses Have About Telework
With the spread of the COVID-19 virus across the country, many large cities have resorted…
8 Ways to Create a Strong Construction Contract
An effective construction contract can help protect your company against legal problems if a relationship…
8 Defects That Lead to a Dispute in the Sunshine State
Construction companies, home builders, and contractors can be held responsible for any defects found on…
7 Ways to Avoid OSHA Citations
OSHA citations can be costly for construction companies of all sizes. Some types of citations…
Factory Mutual recently made changes that updated the Loss Prevention Data Sheets
Factory Mutual recently made changes that updated the Loss Prevention Data Sheets as it pertains…
Drafting a Joint Venture Agreement
If you’ve decided that collaborating with another company to compete in today’s newly flourishing construction industry is a smart move, you may be ready to…
Drafting A Change Order Provision
A change order that takes place during a construction project is one of the more disputed issues in the construction industry. A contractor can do…
Does Your Contract Need An Indemnity Clause?
In the construction industry, an indemnity clause is one of the most negotiated and disputed provisions in a construction contract. In this article we will…
Drafting An Abandonment Clause
In a construction contract, the abandonment clause can have a few different meanings, making it one of the more confusing terms in a contract. In…
Elements Of Construction Contracts: Consideration
There are many elements that are necessary for a successful construction contract. In this article we will discuss the element of consideration, and what it…
Differences Between Irresponsible And Unresponsive Bidder
As Brandon construction lawyers, we know that when contractors bid on local, state, or federal government projects, there is always the chance that they will…
Compliance Advice When Reopening the Workplace
The last few months have presented small businesses owners with a variety of challenges. From…
Construction Backlog Experiences Record Decline
On May 12, 2020, Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) reported that its Construction Backlog Indicator…
Are You Maintaining COVID-19 Related Documentation?
Construction business owners have a lot of areas of their business they need to manage….
Autonomous Technology Addressing Labor Shortage in the Construction Industry
By this point, you’re probably well aware that the construction industry is facing a labor…
COVID-19: Managing Employees With Pre-Existing Conditions
As Phase 1 of Florida’s reopening plan is now underway, employers are beginning to transition…
An In-Depth Look at Florida’s Right to Repair Laws
Right now, you probably have enough on your plate without having to worry about being…
What Contractors Should Know About the Miller Act
If you are a government contractor or supplier, you have likely heard of the Miller Act….
Changes to Women-Owned Small Business Certification
Throughout the United States, businesswomen benefit from Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) certification. This certification allows qualified small businesses…
What the New Drug Laws Mean for Your Company
Following the U.S. election on November 3, 2020, ballot counts in the presidential and some senatorial races were very close….
Prepare Your Business for Potential Shutdowns in Washington
With the increasing number of COVID-19 cases throughout Washington state, roofing companies must prepare in…
Common Environment Laws That Impact Construction Projects in Chicago
Chicago is in the middle of a restoration where new resources are being built and…
Common Homebuilding Defects to Avoid to Limit Legal Liability
After you complete a residential project, there may be certain deficiencies that you may be…
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Provide Proper Maintenance to Construction Tools
Failing to keep up with maintenance on construction tools can affect your projects since maintenance…
Take Steps to Avoid Coronavirus, OSHA Warns
While many employers are ramping up their workforce, the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and…
OSHA Puts Emphasis on Electrical Safety
Electrical hazards killed four construction workers in Kansas and Missouri within five months in 2021,…
5 Reasons to Consult a Tampa Business Immigration Attorney
Hiring top talent is important in the construction industry. From builders and developers to engineers…
Hiring a Roofing Attorney to Represent You
Roofers face a unique set of problems that can arise from their work. If there…
3 Mistakes Roofing Contractors Make on Low-Slope Roofs
As a roofing contractor, you’re familiar with the advantages of low-slope roofing systems. Not only…
6 Ways a Construction Attorney Can Assist You With a Bid Protest Part 3
If you placed a competitive bid on a project and that contract was awarded to…
6 Ways a Construction Attorney Can Assist You With a Bid Protest Part 2
In this four-part article, a Charlotte contractor lawyer is discussing many important topics related to…
6 Ways a Construction Attorney Can Assist You With a Bid Protest Part 1
Although contractors need to comply with all legal requirements during the bid procurement process, in…
Construction Law and Bankruptcy: Two Key Things to Know
The construction industry, like most if not at all industries, has been gravely affected by…
Common Questions About Construction Arbitration
When it comes to a construction dispute, you have several options for resolution. You may…
Can a Contractor Charge Additional Fees After Receiving Full Payment?
When contractors work on projects, much of their work is based on educated guesses. It’s…
How a New Immigration Bill Could Impact Employment
Shortly after his January 20 inauguration, President Biden quickly signed several executive orders and made…
How the PRO Act Could Affect Construction
On February 4, Democratic lawmakers introduced the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act to…
If you live in Washington state, you are likely familiar with WISHA and its guidelines….
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