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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 Prevent Trespassing on Your Construction Site
On July 1, 2020, two men were arrested after climbing a construction crane in Sarasota….
U.S. Asylum Agreement Ruled Unconstitutional by Federal Court of Canada
In a landmark ruling released today, the Federal Court of Canada has ruled that it…
What You Should Take Into Consideration Before Bidding on an Infrastructure Project
In early July of this year, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 2., The Moving…
How COVID-19 is Changing the Technology Landscape of the Construction Industry
As the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) spreads across the United States, construction firms are scrambling to…
Secure Payment for Your Construction Project With a Columbia, SC, Construction Lien Attorney
If you’ve worked for any amount of time in the construction industry, you know that…
Have You Been Notified of a Defect Claim? Consult a Columbia, SC, Construction Defect Attorney
No contractor wants to receive news of a defect on one of their construction projects….
4 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Pursuing a Construction Lawsuit Part 2
You may be at your wit’s end dealing with a dispute. You may feel you…
4 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Pursuing a Construction Lawsuit Part 1
Our St. Petersburg construction lawyers understand today’s risky construction climate and we know that disputes…
4 Options to Try Before Pursuing a Construction Litigation
When a dispute happens on a construction jobsite, many quickly assume they need to pursue…
3 Ways to Ensure Prompt Payment
When a client fails to pay you on time or in full, your cash revenue…
3 Things to Consider Before Buying a Drone for Your Construction Projects
Drones are being used in construction projects to track job progress, inspect hard-to-reach areas and…
6 Types of Insurance for Contractors Part 2
Given the complexity of a construction site, the likelihood for injury, and the financial ramifications…
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Are You Prepared to Prevent and Recover From a Subcontractor Default? Part 1
As experienced Bradenton construction lawyers, we can assure you that subcontractor defaults don’t just happen….
Best Hiring Practices for the Construction Industry Part 2
Many construction companies are caught between the intense desire of businesses, governments, and individuals to…
Best Hiring Practices for the Construction Industry Part 1
A quick stroll through any downtown area or a glance at popular construction news websites…
Are Self-Driving Vehicles the Future of the Construction Industry?
We have all heard about the new and exciting technological advancements in the driverless car…
Are Self-Driving Cars a Threat to Construction Zones? – Part 2
It is inevitable that the future of transportation will involve groundbreaking, autonomous technology. Whether we…
Are Self-Driving Cars a Threat to Construction Zones? – Part 1
Self-driving cars will soon be incorporated into several transportation mediums that we will all depend…
Understanding Laws Related to Workplace Discrimination Part 1
Is every employee and applicant at your construction business treated fairly and equally? If not,…
How Civil Theft Lawsuits May Be Used to Recover Business Property
Businesses have the right to protect themselves against theft just like individuals do. When someone…
When it comes to perfecting a lien against an owner that refuses to pay, contractors…
Why Contractors Should Avoid Fixed-Price Contracts
Contractors have a lot of options when it comes to the contracts they sign, including…
Can an Existing Claim Be Stayed for Mediation?
Despite the fact that our legal system is over two hundred years old, individuals and…
Overcoming Unpopular Decisions for the Greater Good
Let’s face it, nobody wants to be the final decision maker when the only options…
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Why Previously Unfinished Projects Can Be a Contractor’s Best Opportunity
If you live or work in Orlando, you’ve likely seen the building dubbed the “I-4…
Permanent vs. Semi-Permanent Structures: How to Navigate Permits for Any Building Type
When setting up any type of building permit, there are many different elements you may…
What You Should Know About a Miller Act Notice
Government projects are different from regular construction projects in that they must function differently because…
8 Terms Related to Construction Liens That Every Contractor in North Carolina Should Know
Every state has unique requirements for contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers that want to enforce…
6 Common Reasons Contractors Need a License Defense Attorney
If you’re a contractor, architect, or builder and a licensing complaint is made against you…
3 Important Facts About Retainage in Tennessee
Are you familiar with the concept of retainage? As a contractor working in the Volunteer…
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Is Your Construction Company Working on These Transportation Projects? Part 4
In parts one, two, and three of this six-part article, a construction lawyer in Wilmington,…
Is Your Construction Company Working on These Transportation Projects? Part 3
In this six-part article, a Greensboro contractor attorney is discussing many exciting opportunities for contractors…
Is Your Construction Company Working on These Transportation Projects? Part 2
In this six-part article, construction attorneys with a Raleigh construction law firm are discussing many…
OSHA on Isolating Workers Who Show Symptoms of COVID-19
For the time being, construction companies remain essential businesses throughout the state of Florida. In…
Do Contractors Have to Record Cases of COVID-19?
As construction remains an essential business throughout the state of Florida, contractors will most likely…
On March 18, 2020, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (the “FFCRA”) was enacted into…
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