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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.
Why Partner With an Indianapolis Construction Lawyer?
Construction companies are always looking for the next skilled member to join their team. In…
CARES Act Modifications by the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act
As part of the U.S. Government’s response to the economic consequences arising from COVID-19 pandemic,…
COVID-19: Medical Screenings in the Workplace and Employer Responsiblities
The coronavirus (COVID-19) has proven to be a global threat, not only to the public…
General Liability Considerations and Potential Exposure in Reopening Your Roofing Business
As Illinois enters phrase three of the state’s reopening plan after a stay-at-home order that…
Don’t Lose Your Chance to Work on an Improperly Awarded Project in North Carolina
North Carolina is going through a difficult time. The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has…
Have You Been Accused of Working Without a License on an Oregon Construction Project?
The Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) leaves little room for interpretation when it comes to…
3 Risks of Bidding Too Low on a Project
For owners, a low bid may be very attractive. There have been countless examples of…
A Guide to Construction Change Orders Part 2
Our Brandon construction attorneys understand that even the most well-planned projects don’t always go as…
A Guide to Construction Change Orders Part 1
Changes to a well-thought out construction project aren’t the most fun endeavors to undertake. As…
3 Ways to Guard Against a Roofing Claim
Installing a roof is an expensive investment for owners. This is why it is vital…
2 Claims That Increase Contractor Risk
Claims are commonplace in the construction industry. The more complex the project, the more likely…
A Few Tips to Help You With Contract Negotiation Part 2
Our Sarasota construction attorneys understand that the contract negotiating process can be a stressful process…
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Advice for Successfully Bidding on Construction Projects
At any given time, contractors bid on numerous projects. Therefore, understanding a few items can…
Construction Documentation That May Help Prove a Claim Part 2
Construction disputes may be common but even more common is the number of construction professionals…
Construction Documentation That May Help Prove a Claim Part 1
In spite of everyone’s good intention, construction changes and delays are bound to happen. As…
Are You Prepared to Handle a Construction Defect Claim? Part 3
This article concludes our three-part series on the defenses contractors can use to handle a…
Are You Prepared to Handle a Construction Defect Claim? Part 2
Defective construction work that is a result of faulty workmanship, inadequate design, or poor materials…
Are You Prepared to Handle a Construction Defect Claim? Part 1
Construction defects are increasingly making their way into the courts. This is why it is…
Important OSHA Considerations for Oregon Contractors
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has been cracking down on contractors in Oregon…
Subcontractor vs. Independent Contractors: What’s the Difference?
One of the most confusing aspects of the construction industry is contending with the various…
The Difference Between an Employee and Independent Subcontractor
Subcontractors are an essential element on virtually all commercial construction projects, but their value isn’t…
How Contractors Can Reduce the Cost of Professional Contract Review Services
As a contractor, you possess a strong understanding of the importance of contracts in the…
How Contractors Derive Value From an Industry-Specific Law Firm
Laws are complex and varied, which is why those pertaining to the construction industry differ…
Why Every Contractor Should Create a Qualifier Contingency Plan Part 2
Does your construction business have a qualifier contingency plan in place? Without one, you could…
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Prepare Your Business for Potential Shutdowns in Washington
With the increasing number of COVID-19 cases throughout Washington state, roofing companies must prepare in…
Employers Can Require ‘Job-Related’ COVID-19 Test
Indiana roofing contractors who believe one of their employees have been exposed to COVID-19 can legally request a COVID-19 test before the employee can…
3 Housekeeping Rules For a Safe and Tidy Construction Site
Construction sites can be incredibly hectic, with multiple workers carrying on different but simultaneous tasks….
Growing Your Business with Minor Roof Repairs Part 2
As a roofing contractor, you’re constantly balancing a workload split between lucrative projects that will…
Growing Your Business with Minor Roof Repairs Part 1
Replacing a roof can cost thousands of dollars. Although most property owners know that their…
Residential Roofing Trends in 2019
The lessons of 2018 have heavily influenced the roofing trends of 2019. Fire, tornadoes, hurricanes,…
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Testing the Limits of Tilt-Up Construction
According to the Tilt-Up Concrete Association, tilt-up construction is a specialized process in which slabs…
Construction Liens and Defects Provisions for Florida Construction Contracts
As a contractor in the Sunshine State, it’s important to be cognizant of the essential…
Building 3D-Printed Concrete Structures
Although 3D printers were first introduced in the 1980s, they have emerged as one of…
Looking to Secure Payment? Consult a Chicago Construction Lien Attorney Today
If you’re a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier in Illinois, and you’re owed payment from a…
How a Chicago Construction Arbitration Lawyer Will Work to Resolve Your Dispute
The average construction dispute in North America costs a whopping $16.3 million. This is more…
Accused of Contracting Without a License? You Need a Chicago License Defense Attorney
With the exception of roofers, Illinois contractors are not regulated by the state. They are…
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