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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.
How to Start Your Construction Business
Passion for the construction business industry is typically what steers someone to start their own…
The Importance of An Arbitration Agreement is in The Details
When writing an arbitration agreement, it is important to ensure that the provisions of the…
4 Reasons You Need A Construction Consultant for Your Business
Knowing your true standing in the construction business requires engaging professionals, including a construction consultant…
What You Should Know About Making OSHA Payments
Have you recently undergone an inspection from the OSHA, or are you expecting one in…
Doug Parker Nominated to Lead OSHA
On Friday, April 9, 2021, President Biden announced the nomination of Doug Parker to lead…
New Tax Credits for Renewable Energy
As our nation prepares for new administration under President Biden, we can expect a strong…
3 Contract-Related Questions to Ask Before Signing
Without contracts keeping contractors and owners on the same page and ensuring that their distinct…
5 Essential Policies for Your Employee Handbook
Your employee handbook is an important document that helps establish consistent rules and expectations for…
4 Types of Work That Must Be Permitted in Raleigh
In the City of Raleigh, Sec. 11-6001 of the Code of Ordinances deems that any…
5 Common Sense Tips for Procuring Bids
Did you know that state and local government expenditures allocate more than $250 billion to…
The Value of the Demand Letter
Roofing contractors must constantly be on the lookout for owners that have no plans to…
Do You Need a Roofing License in Texas?
A roofing license is an excellent way to prove to clients that your business is…
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Consider These 3 Factors When Reflecting on Past Bids
Is your construction business going through a dry spell? Can you recall the last time…
Common Legal Issues in the Construction Industry
Nary a day goes by that a construction professional isn’t faced with some form of…
Can an Existing Claim Be Stayed for Mediation?
Despite the fact that our legal system is over two hundred years old, individuals and…
Contesting Unemployment Benefits Claims for Contractors Part 3
In parts one and two of this three-part series, an Orlando construction lawyer from Cotney…
Contesting Unemployment Benefits Claims for Contractors Part 2
According to Roofing Contractor Magazine, “The costs generated by excessive unemployment claims is an issue…
Contesting Unemployment Benefits Claims for Contractors Part 1
Let’s face it, no business owner is particularly fond of unemployment benefits claims. It’s not…
Five Reasons to Hire A Jacksonville Construction Attorney
According to the Associated General Contractors of America (AGCA), the construction industry is on the…
Colorado COVID-19 Guidelines for Roofers
By Attorney Ryan Markham The COVID-19 pandemic has many Colorado roofers wondering what they must…
Three Problems With Using PEOs In Construction
When an employer hires a professional employer organization or PEO, the PEO acts as a…
Contractor Obligations under Washington’s New COVID-19 Restrictions
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the landscape for businesses, including and especially those in the…
Contingent Payment & Washington Subcontractors’ Right to Payment When Owners Default
Cashflow and prompt payments are vital in each construction business, yet virtually every subcontractor has…
Four Key Clauses for Safety Manuals
Manuals should clearly define training, monitoring, disciplinary consequences and safety requirements. Here are four key…
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Avoid Most Common OSHA Pitfalls
Construction sites are one of the places most plagued with OSHA violations, so it is…
Don’t Slack on HR Documentation
HR documents perform a vital role for every business in recording employment information. Face it,…
The Importance of Construction Site Safety
Construction, an essential industry for thousands of years, employs more than 11 million Americans today….
3 Types of Disputes an Indianapolis Construction Dispute Attorney Can Help With
In an industry known for tight profit margins, strict deadlines, and high expectations, construction disputes…
4 Ways an Indianapolis Construction Attorney Can Protect Your Business
If you own a construction business in the Hoosier State, you may be wondering what…
What If An Employee Refuses to Return to Work?
Unfortunately, the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has presented many challenges to all industries,…
Everything You Need to Know About Bid Protests Part 1
At Cotney Construction Law, our Orlando construction lawyers help contractors procure government projects through the…
Critical Provisions for Residential Contracts
When entering a residential contract, it is crucial that you have your contract reviewed by…
How to Win Bids on Government Contracts Part 1
Billions of dollars in government contracts are awarded to construction businesses annually. Whether it’s federal,…
Construction in Colorado Pushes Ahead Despite the COVID-19 Pandemic
Construction in Colorado and Denver, the state capital, has pushed ahead despite the many challenges…
Construction Employment Rebounds After Historic Job Loss
April 2020 was not kind to the construction industry. The month of April saw the…
Construction in Jacksonville Remained Strong During Pandemic
The past few months have been some of the toughest in recent memory for construction…
If you live in Washington state, you are likely familiar with WISHA and its guidelines….
Five Considerations for a Renewable Energy PPP
As you likely know, a public-private partnership (PPP or P3) is a contract between a…
How to Prepare Your Company for Construction Defect Litigation
When your company has a dispute to settle regarding construction defects, there is a high…
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