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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.
Differences in Residential and Commercial Construction Legal Cases
Residential and commercial construction are two very different areas of the construction industry. The outcome…
Safety Training Programs to Implement for Your Construction Crew
Safety training is one of your best ways to avoid safety violations and accidents on…
Preventing Client Injuries During Site Visits
In construction, you’ll occasionally have clients visit the construction site before work is complete. While…
Guide to Construction Liens, Waivers, and Bonds in Florida
During a construction project, contractors, subcontractors, property owners, and anyone else with a vested interest…
Questions to Ask Potential Construction Dispute Attorneys
When you find yourself in a situation where you think you need a lawyer, it…
Early Signs Your Construction Project is Souring
Every construction project has problems, but competent management and careful coordination can help resolve most…
5 Indicators of Successful Construction Projects Part 2
Taking on a construction project and planning it properly is a tremendous undertaking. It can…
5 Indicators of Successful Construction Projects Part 1
Construction projects are unsuccessful for a myriad of reasons. They are comprised of different team…
3 Reasons Why a Construction Project Could Be Behind Schedule
Countless construction projects are in progress across the nation. It is likely that each is…
3 Major Benefits of Hiring a Subcontractor
Hiring permanent workers will always be a necessity, but subcontractors are also a necessary part…
Extreme Weather and Roofing Part 2
You don’t have to be a roofing professional or a roofing attorney in Florida to…
Extreme Weather and Roofing Part 1
In extreme weather situations wherein homeowners’ roofs have been compromised, roofing professionals tend to see…
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Fixing Miami’s Traffic Problem Part 2
Miami’s traffic issues are well-documented. I-95, the East Coast’s main Interstate Highway, stretches 1,915 miles…
Cost Plus vs. Fixed Price Contracts
There are many variables to consider when you decide whether to utilize a cost plus…
Choosing a Roof in Central Florida Part 2
There are many types of roofing materials to consider when selecting a roof for your…
Choosing a Roof in Central Florida Part 1
When shopping for new roofing, whether for a new project or to replace an older…
Bidding on Federal Construction Projects Parts 2
Bidding on federal construction contracts allows you to find projects that best suit your strengths….
Bidding on Federal Construction Projects Parts 1
Bidding on the seemingly endless stream of federal construction projects can be intimidating for those…
Looking Ahead: OSHA Priorities in 2020
For the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), it’s impossible to kick off the New…
Everything You Need to Know About Obtaining Final Payment on a Construction Project
For contractors, getting paid is never as simple as it should be. Owners have a…
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…
The Value of Safety Perception Surveys in the Construction Industry
Safety perception surveys are arguably one of the most effective performance measurement tools for gleaning…
How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affects Construction Companies
For the past year, construction companies have benefited from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,…
New Study Finds That Construction Workers Most Likely to Use Opioids and Cocaine
A new study published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence shows what many employers…
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Understanding Contract Errors or Omissions in Construction Contracts
Two of the most serious problems to deal with in construction contracts are errors and…
How to Compel Contractors and Clients to Comply With Contractual Obligations in Construction
In the best circumstances, contracts become more of a formality, and everyone honors their commitments…
How OSHA May Change Under a Biden Administration
During his campaign for presidency, Joe Biden made it clear that making changes to the…
5 Questions to Consider Before Filing a Bid Protest
The decision to protest a bid is an important one that can have long-lasting ramifications…
7 Tips for Contractors Who Want to Retain Good Workers
For many contractors, it feels like the labor shortage has been around since their first…
4 Characteristics of an Effective Mediator
While disputes in the construction industry have a tendency to escalate to a court of…
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Contingent Payments and Liens in Tennessee Part 2
Senate Bill 324 is designed to eliminate some common areas of contention in the Tennessee…
Contingent Payments and Liens in Tennessee Part 1
Tennessee Senator Jack Johnson is attempting to push through Senate Bill 324 (HB271), which will…
Are Demand Letters Really Effective?
No contractor wants to find themselves entangled in a long, drawn-out lawsuit with an owner…
Alberta Infrastructure Spending Boost
In news that will be music to the ears of Alberta’s struggling economy, the Premier…
How to Contest an OSHA Citation
It’s not uncommon for contractors to be met with a surprise visit from the Occupational…
Accused of Contracting Without a License? A Columbia, SC, License Defense Attorney Can Help
Operating without a contractor’s license in the state of South Carolina is a serious offense…
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