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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.
Most Common Causes for Litigation in Construction Law
Any company involved in construction faces a reasonable chance of being involved in litigation. The…
How to Sue a Subcontractor for Breach of Contract
The majority of the work that you do with subcontractors goes well. There is an…
Possible Impact of Stimulus Programs on the Construction Industry
Like many other industries, the construction industry is struggling to keep going. The past decade…
What Is an Early Offer of Settlement for Public Works Contracts?
When working on a public works project, there is a chance that you will be…
Tips to Prevent Harassment in Construction Workplaces
Construction sites can be stressful, but one type of stress that people shouldn’t have to…
If you live in Washington state, you are likely familiar with WISHA and its guidelines….
It’s well-documented that the roof is one of the most important factors when it comes…
Innovations in Asphalt Roofing
While it might seem like asphalt roofing applications are relatively limited, the opposite is actually…
Florida Roofers and Insurance Fraud
Devastating storms and hurricanes have forced many Florida homeowners to contend with fraudulent roofing contractors….
5 Tips for Filing a Mechanic’s Lien in North Carolina
Due to the state-specific deadlines and filing requirements, utilizing a mechanic’s lien in the State…
6 Mistakes Contractors Make When They Write Their Own Demand Letter Part 2
As the old adage goes, “a man who represents himself has a fool for a…
6 Mistakes Contractors Make When They Write Their Own Demand Letter Part 1
When there is a payment dispute, the demand letter can be a highly effective and…
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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…
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…
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Understanding the Pay-When-Paid Clause
Reviewing all your contracts can seem time-consuming and tedious, but it is important to check…
Complying with the Federal Vaccine Mandate
When President Biden issued plans for workplace vaccine mandates on September 9, many employers immediately…
Workers’ Compensation Insurance 101
If you are an employer, you likely have heard about workers’ compensation insurance and how…
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…
How a Roofing Lawyer Keeps Your Workplace Up to Date With OSHA’s Ladder Regulations
Job sites are dangerous places, especially for roofing professionals. Without the proper guidelines in place,…
Fall Prevention vs. Fall Arrest
Fall-related injuries and fatalities occur most often in the construction industry, and out of all…
Differences Between Irresponsible And Unresponsive Bidder
As Brandon construction lawyers, we know that when contractors bid on local, state, or federal…
Filing a Claim of Lien In Florida
Florida Mechanic Liens are addressed in Chapter 713 of the Florida Statutes. Interpreting the terminology…
Enforcing An Arbitration Clause in a Construction Contract
Every contractor is familiar with arbitration, settling a dispute outside of court with a neutral…
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…
Common Homebuilding Defects to Avoid to Limit Legal Liability
After you complete a residential project, there may be certain deficiencies that you may be…
Employer Responsibilities for Construction Site Safety
There is a lot of discussion about safety regulations and what construction companies should do…
Can Liens Be Issued for Government-Owned Property?
A changing economy is pushing more construction companies to do work for governments. There is…
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