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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 the Families First Coronavirus Response Act Means for Construction Businesses
On March 18, 2020, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) was signed into law….
Addressing the Coronavirus in Boston
As COVID-19 begins to spread throughout the U.S., federal, state and local governments have instituted…
COVID-19 Master OSHA, Construction and Employment Law FAQs
As COVID-19 continues to affect our daily lives, it is crucial for employers to be…
The Unique Challenges of School Construction
Our nation’s schools, colleges, and universities are in woeful need of repairs and updates. According…
Miami Beach Hit With $90 Million Lawsuit Over Convention Center
Earlier this year, the Miami Beach Convention Center was home to Super Bowl LIV. Fans…
Florida to Lower Maximum Retainage Amount to 5 Percent on Public Projects
Retainage is nothing new in the construction industry. It’s a predetermined amount withheld to discourage…
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We introduced you to Antitrust Law in Part 1 of our series. In simple terms,…
If you’re in the construction industry, Florida’s Antitrust Law is a law you should become…
Construction Warranties Part 2
In Part 1 of our two-part article series we gave you a basic overview of…
Construction Warranties Part 1
Construction warranties exists as an assurance from one party to another party that requirements will…
An Introduction to Unjust Enrichment
Contracts are vital to the construction industry, and they help to ensure a construction project…
Are you considering a joint venture? Sometimes two or more is better than one in…
How Should Your Construction Company Invest in Equipment? Part 2
Budgeting for construction equipment expenses can be a challenging task for construction firms of any…
How Should Your Construction Company Invest in Equipment? Part 1
As your construction firm grows, you’ll need to have an accounting process in place to…
The Immigration Corner: Nonimmigrant Intent and Conduct Inconsistent with Status – Part 2
Two terms that commonly get thrown around with regard to U.S. visas are Nonimmigrant Intent…
What to Do Following an On-Site Injury
Injuries are an unfortunate reality for workers in the construction industry. Whether a worker is…
The Risks Contractors Assume When Taking on the Duties of an Architect Part 2
Contractors that take on an expanded role and assume the responsibilities of an architect are…
The Risks Contractors Assume When Taking on the Duties of an Architect Part 1
From conception to execution, architects have the final say on many aspects of the construction…
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What Is a Notice of Intent to Lien and When Should I Send One?
After you have done good work, you deserve to be paid. Unfortunately, even when a…
What Is a Whistleblower Dispute and How Is OSHA Involved?
If an employee feels unsafe at a jobsite, they are legally entitled to contact the…
What Is a Workmanship Dispute?
Construction work is expected to have a certain quality of workmanship. When the quality does…
Staying Safe During a Heat Wave
Contractors and construction professionals need to be aware of the ever-present dangers of working on…
Reflecting Sunlight With Cool Roofs
Renewable energy has taken the roofing industry by storm. Whether it’s photovoltaic (PV) panels, solar…
Helping Your Customers See the Value in Roofing Maintenance
It’s a given that every building owner wants to get the most out of their…
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Construction Attorney in Miami, FL
Providing Construction Law Services When starting a new project, you may have some concerns that…
Construction Lawyer in South Florida
Providing Construction Law Services Our experienced South Florida construction lawyers have a solid reputation for…
Contractor Attorney in Tallahassee, FL
Providing Construction Law Services There may come a time when you have a dispute that…
How Large-Scale Residential Contractors Save Money by Building Two-Story Homes
When taking on large-scale residential projects, it’s important to work hand-in-hand with the owner to…
Sales Tax and the Construction Industry
As a construction business grows, so does the number of responsibilities a contractor is forced…
Sustainability Struggles: Measuring the Cost of Energy-Efficient Homes for Contractors
In December 2019, Home Innovation Research Labs published its latest omnibus surveys of home building…
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