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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.
Opportunity Cost in the Construction Industry
Every decision you make as a contractor has a cost. Whether it’s selecting one subcontractor…
Lien waivers assure owners that a contractor won’t attempt to file a mechanic’s lien against…
Contrary to popular belief, success actually makes life harder. Sure, the benefits reaped from success…
How Modular Construction Continues to Make a Case for Itself
There are few building innovations that have garnered the level of excitement and enthusiasm that…
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…
Nanomaterials: Are Your Workers Protected?
Recently, the Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) published a series of toolbox talks…
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Construction Debris and Hazardous Conditions
According to Florida law, construction and demolition debris is considered to be any discarded materials…
Construction Disputes and The Benefit of Arbitration Clauses
Construction projects can be very complex and lengthy, involving a number of variables that often…
Construction Contract Review & Drafting
Contract Review If the other party in a business venture is supplying the contract to…
Clearwater Construction Lien Lawyer
Understanding Mechanics Lien Law Under Florida’s Mechanic’s Lien Law, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, engineers, architects, and…
Clearwater Construction Litigation Attorney
Construction Dispute Resolution Construction disputes arise for a variety of reasons including disagreements on contract…
OSHA Defense & Understanding the OSHA Inspection Process OSHA inspections can result in substantial fines…
The Second District Court of Appeals has recently declared that the arbitration provision contained within…
ICE Raids – What Should an Employer Do if ICE Shows Up at Its Place of Business?
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, commonly referred to as “ICE,” is a law enforcement…
In the State of Texas, contractors must be diligent when following the Occupational Safety and…
How OSHA is Trying to Reduce the Burden on Employers
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is instituting a handful of new rules that…
Improving Efficiency with Supply Chain Management
On every successful construction project, there is a team of contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers…
The Differences Between Invitation to Bid and Request for Proposal
When bidding on federal construction projects, your company will most likely be dealing with one…
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Do I Need a Construction Lawyer on Retainer?
A construction lawyer can do a lot to help your company avoid problems and improve…
Items Builder’s Warranties Typically Cover
Builder’s warranties are offered by construction companies to build homes. The warranty can last for…
Understanding the Differences Between Building and Home Inspections
Inspections are a regular part of the construction industry no matter which part of the…
6 Reasons Why Projects Need Readjustments Part 2
Making changes during the construction process is part of the job. In this three-part series,…
6 Reasons Why Projects Need Readjustments Part 1
In a perfect world, there would be no obstacles that impede construction professionals and all…
The Importance of Harness Safety
For many roofing jobs, a personal fall arrest system is necessary. This is a more…
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An OSHA Guide to Hand and Arm Protection Part 4
By now, you have probably realized that choosing the ideal personal protective equipment (PPE) for…
Before You Bid: Understand North Carolina Licensing Requirements
In the State of North Carolina, general contractors that participate in residential and building construction…
Business Expansion Tips for Contractors Part 2
Owning a small construction business is a source of pride for many contractors. Nothing spells…
Practical Tips for Reducing the Frequency of Conflict on the Project Site
Conflict in the workplace is part of the natural order. Everyone conducts themselves in their…
Opportunity Cost in the Construction Industry
Every decision you make as a contractor has a cost. Whether it’s selecting one subcontractor…
Lien waivers assure owners that a contractor won’t attempt to file a mechanic’s lien against…
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