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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.
Liens are important tools that contractors can use to ensure that they receive payment. It…
What Information Will My Construction Litigation Attorney Need?
Preparing for construction litigation can be a stressful time. However, working with a construction litigation…
Signs of an Unsafe Construction Site and Tips to Prevent Causes of Common Workplace Injury Claims
Worksite safety is one of the biggest concerns that construction companies have. A lot of…
Tips to Avoid Workplace Accidents on Construction Sites and Resulting OSHA Violations
Working on a construction site can be dangerous if safety regulations are not met. Every…
Who is Liable for Construction Defects?
The successful completion of construction projects is the goal for every construction company. Although most…
Statute of Limitations for Construction Law Cases in Charlotte
Working in construction in Charlotte, NC can be a rewarding and lucrative venture. There is…
3 Common Causes of Construction Lawsuits
Lawsuits are common in the construction industry, so it’s just as important for contractors to…
How to Expand Your Construction Business Part 1
As a construction business owner, you must always be mindful of ways you can increase…
Florida Roofing Weather Safety Tips
From heat waves to hurricanes, Florida is home to extreme weather. Florida also contains 17…
3 Challenges for Roofing Professionals in 2018
Despite some consistent challenges, since 2014, the roofing industry has enjoyed an increased annual profit…
Traditional and Energy Efficient Services Your Roofing Business Can Provide Part 2
In this two-part article, we are discussing both time-tested services and some of the most…
Traditional and Energy Efficient Services Your Roofing Business Can Provide Part 1
The roofing industry can be extremely competitive. In this two-part article, a roofing lawyer will…
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Can a General Contractor be Cited for Subcontractor Violations?
In the past, general contractors were lead to believe that they couldn’t be cited for…
Claims-Made Policies Versus Occurrence Policies For Contractors Part 2
Claims-made policies and occurrence policies are the two main types of liability policies and have…
Claims-Made Policies Versus Occurrence Policies For Contractors Part 1
Contractors need insurance to protect their businesses from risks on the jobsite. Insurance is complicated…
An Overview of Gypsum Board and Gypsum Panel Products and Plaster Part 2
Gypsum, an important material for building walls and ceilings, is commonly used on construction sites…
An Overview of Gypsum Board and Gypsum Panel Products and Plaster Part 1
Gypsum is a commonly used material in an array of applications. Gypsum board is often…
Common Dangers Present on the Construction Site Part 2
Construction sites can be hectic and often feature a lot of moving parts. In this…
Legal Implications of Contractors vs. Employees
Many construction sites utilize a combination of full-time employees and independent contractors to complete a…
Cutting Through Red Tape with Florida Construction Attorneys
Before you begin any project, it is important to have an attorney in your corner….
What Does a Florida Construction Attorney Do?
Working in the construction industry, you naturally assume some level of risk. Depending on your…
How OSHA Defense Attorneys Help with Common Workplace Incidents
Keeping your jobsite in compliance with regulations provided by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration…
How OSHA Attorneys Can Help After Workplace Accidents
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations have proven to reduce dangerous incidents on construction…
The Effects of Coronavirus on the Construction Industry
With no end currently in sight to the extensive outbreak in China of the novel…
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Protecting Yourself During the Materials Crisis
If you are facing material delays or discovering that the supplies you need are not…
California’s Heat Advisory Reminder
June has arrived, summer is around the corner, and many western states will be facing…
Washington OSHA Issues New Heat Standard
Summer 2021 has been a scorcher across the country, and the Northwest has set seemingly…
4 Construction Contract Mistakes You Never Want to Make
As a construction business owner, your attention may be on project performance, business strategy, and…
6 Fireable Offenses Construction Business Owners Should Be Aware Of Part 2
In part one of this two-part series, a Jacksonville construction lawyer from Cotney Attorneys &…
6 Fireable Offenses Construction Business Owners Should Be Aware Of Part 1
Nobody looks forward to terminating a worker’s employment, but sometimes, there’s no other option. Workers…
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Creating a New Identity for Your Construction Company
In order to limit liability and take advantage of untapped markets, construction companies regularly take…
Advice for Construction Firms Involved in a Dispute
Construction disputes can arise for a myriad of reasons. Most stem from the construction contract,…
An Owner Filed a Claim Against Your Performance Bond. Here’s What You Should Do Next
Performance bonds are commonplace in the construction industry. In fact, the Miller Act mandates that…
Best Practices for Hurricane Response and Recovery Operations
As of the time of this writing, the National Hurricane Center is tracking at least…
How to Hold an Effective Safety Stand-Down
The week of September 14-18, 2020, marks the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) 7th…
Common Defenses Against Workers’ Compensation Claims
As a business owner in the construction industry, it’s incredibly important to be aware of…
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