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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.
What Contractors in Nashville Need to Know About Their City and State’s Stay-At-Home Orders
As we reach the end of April, contractors operating out of Tennessee are wondering how…
Pursuing Legal Action in Times of Uncertainty
At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, we often advocate that contractors try to resolve disputes without…
The Importance of Documenting Project Delays and Damages Caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic
Our team has written at length about force majeure contract clauses. These essential contract clauses…
An experience modifier rate (EMR) is a crucial safety metric for companies in the construction…
Experiencing Coronavirus-Related Delays? Here’s How Contractors Can Protect Themselves
Virtually every aspect of construction has suffered as a result of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)….
Don’t Be Afraid to Pursue Payment on a Coronavirus-Impacted Project
At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, we regularly advise contractors to watch out for the most…
7 Important Terms in a Construction Contract
1. Abandonment There are two types of abandonment that employers should know in regards to…
5 Tips To Prevent Construction Disputes
If you’re a general contractor, or work in the construction industry, chances are you’re familiar…
5 Things To Know About Exemptions From Licensure
As a contractor, it is very beneficial for you to know about the different exemptions…
5 Common Mistakes Made With Bid Protests
Many times when a contractor misses out on being awarded a bid, they have the…
4 Important Elements of a Construction Contract
With the help of a Brandon construction attorney, understanding your construction contracts can be a…
3 Things You Might Not Know About Mediation
Mediation is an alternative route for settling construction dispute cases. Mediation is becoming more and…
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Change Orders vs. Construction Change Directives
Construction projects are complex by nature. A number of parties come together both on and…
Best Practices for Construction Contracts Part 2
When you are in the initial stages of preparing for a construction project, the one…
Best Practices for Construction Contracts Part 1
The Miami construction litigation attorneys at Cotney Attorneys & Consultants have seen many contracts over…
Construction Scheduling Mistakes to Avoid Part 2
An essential part of “getting the job done” in construction is organization. With so many…
Construction Scheduling Mistakes to Avoid Part 1
As those in the construction industry are aware, construction projects have many moving parts. The…
Construction Lien Law and Material Suppliers Part 2
With so many people involved in construction projects, it’s easy for payment issues to become…
Important Mechanics Lien Statutes in North Carolina
As a contractor, you’ve probably been forced to rely on a mechanics lien to get…
Should I Be Worried About Multi-Party Negotiations? Part 2
In part one of this two-part series, a Broward contractor attorney from Cotney Attorneys &…
Should I Be Worried About Multi-Party Negotiations? Part 1
Multi-party negotiations occur when three or more individuals representing different parties meet to resolve differences…
Important Clauses for Your Nashville Construction Lawyer to Review Part 3
In parts one and two of this three-part series, a Nashville construction litigation attorney covered…
Important Clauses for Your Nashville Construction Lawyer to Review Part 2
When you’re working with a Nashville contractor lawyer, you can take advantage of a variety…
Important Clauses for Your Nashville Construction Lawyer to Review Part 1
In the construction industry, project success ultimately hinges on the contract binding the contractor and…
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How to Avoid Contract Disputes
Whether you are a seasoned contractor or are new to the industry, contract disputes are…
Construction is all about building and maintaining relationships. In construction, your name is your currency…
Choosing a Spokesperson for Your OSHA Inspection
If you learn that OSHA will be inspecting your worksite, it is essential to have a game plan. Different issues could prompt the…
Hurricane Preparedness for Roofers
During hurricane season, homeowners and construction business owners alike must be sure that they are…
Finding New Leads for Roofing Contractors Part 1
Generating leads is an important aspect of any contracting business, especially for contractors who specialize…
Finding New Leads for Roofing Contractors Part 2
When business is slowing down and you’re not meeting your financial goals, it’s time to…
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A Solution for Mitigating Risk on Construction Job Sites
Construction projects big and small come with risks whether they be theft or safety related….
Construction Lawyer in Greensboro, NC
Proudly Serving Employers From concept to completion, our Greensboro construction lawyers can provide you with…
Contractor Lawyer in Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Providing Construction Law Services Our Ft. Lauderdale contractor lawyers provide legal guidance to contractors and…
What Out-Of-State Contractors Need to Know About Working in Oregon
Contractors are always trying to stay one step ahead of the competition in the hopes…
Navigating Your Way Through the Pre-Lien and Mechanic’s Lien Process in Tennessee
Although the mechanics’ lien is an extremely effective tool for contractors and subcontractors, successfully serving…
Top 5 Workplace Injuries on Construction Sites
Unfortunately, injuries happen every day in the construction industry, and it can sometimes feel like…
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