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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.
What You Need to Know About International Construction Law
As the world becomes more globalized, the construction industry is growing to match. More construction…
Importance of Staying Ahead of Project Deadlines
In every project, there are deadlines that must be kept. The project’s schedule relies on…
How to Win Your Contractor License Defense Case
Earlier this month, an unlicensed contractor in Prescott, Arizona, was ordered to pay nearly $70,000…
Why Prefabrication May Be the Future of Construction
On January 29th, North America’s leading provider of commercial construction project data and market forecasting…
How to Navigate Arbitration, Mediation, and Litigation with Government Contracts
Construction dispute claims can be difficult with any project. But when you are working on…
Tips to Avoid Disputes on Multiple-Owner Projects
When working on a project where they may be multiple owners, you may find handling…
What Contractors Should Consider When Working Out-Of-State Part 1
The construction industry is no stranger to labor shortages, and it’s not uncommon for contractors…
10 Tips for Keeping Your Construction Projects on Schedule
Completing a construction project on schedule is paramount for contractors looking to keep cash and…
3 Ways a Legal Retainer Can Keep You in Business
Experienced contractors are familiar with the inevitability of legal disputes in the construction industry. Today’s…
3 Questions Every Contractor Should Ask When a Dispute Arises
When a dispute arises, whether the result of an owner refusing to pay, a defective…
6 Excuses Employers Make For Violating Wage and Hour Laws Part 2
Some employers deliberately withhold earnings from their workforce. Others do it accidentally. Regardless of their…
When are Roofing Contractors Required to Wear Hard Hats?
Many roofers may find wearing a hard hat unnecessary, especially during summer days when working…
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Can Siding Go on a Home Before the Frame is Inspected?
As a contractor, the titular question above might seem like it has an obvious answer,…
An Overview of Project Site Productivity
Contractors are constantly looking for new ways to increase productivity on the project site. There’s…
Common Issues with Concrete Part 2
Even as the essential building block of our skyscrapers, bridges, and dams, it’s easy to…
Common Issues with Concrete Part 1
Concrete is the most used man-made product in the world, and it’s only behind water…
Colorado’s Affordable Housing Crisis Part 2
Colorado is a gorgeous, mountainous state that is experiencing some serious growing pains. The hard…
Colorado’s Affordable Housing Crisis Part 1
Colorado is currently in the midst of a housing crisis. This is putting a major…
Creating a Strategy to Reopen Your Workplace After COVID-19
As stores and restaurants are set to reopen in Phase 1 of Florida’s reopening plan,…
OSHA’s New COVID-19 Guidance for the Construction Workforce
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently published COVID-19 Guidance for the Construction Workforce….
Oregon OSHA Reports Sharp Rise in Workplace Complaints Following Statewide Stay-At-Home Order
On March 23, Gov. Kate Brown issued a statewide stay-at-home order requiring residents to remain…
Be Mindful of Tennessee Law While Operating With an Emergency Contractor’s License
More so than many other states, Tennessee has been hit hard this past couple of…
Contractors in Hard-Hit Tennessee Struggle to Repair Tornado Damage Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
From March 2-3, a powerful storm hit Middle Tennessee, bringing with it tornadoes with wind…
Advice for Contractors About the Paycheck Protection Program
If you were fortunate enough to receive relief funds through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)…
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Take Precautions to Avoid Electrocution on the Job
Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA, cited…
Nail Gun Injuries Are Common, Take Precautions
Nail guns are a great way to increase productivity on a construction job and are…
Working in a Flood Zone Can Be Perilous
Construction crews can find themselves in perilous situations following floods due to heavy rains, hurricanes,…
8 Considerations For New Construction Companies
As reported by Forbes, 20 percent of small businesses fail in their first year, with…
Are Roofing Insurance and General Liability Insurance the Same Thing?
When conversations turn from construction to insurance, it’s normal to feel out of your element….
7 Varieties of Roof Safety Systems
Although roof safety systems can seem like an expensive obligation, it’s always smart to invest….
All Small Construction Businesses Can Apply for a Loan Through the Paycheck Protection Program
With the passing of the $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act,…
Addressing Construction Disputes and COVID-19
When nearly a third of the world’s population is living under coronavirus-related restrictions and over…
Anticipatory Breach of a Construction Contract: What Is It?
The anticipatory breach of a construction contract can have significant ramifications for your company, regardless…
COVID-Related HR Issues to Consider
If you are like most companies, you have spent the last several months trying to protect your…
Using Technology to Improve Construction Site Safety
We all know that construction sites can be dangerous places. Falls, fires, and equipment malfunctions…
Construction Law and Bankruptcy: Two Key Things to Know
The construction industry, like most if not at all industries, has been gravely affected by…
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