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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.
Look Before You Leap: How to Ensure That a Project Owner Can Pay Part 1
There are a myriad of tools that a contractor can utilize to secure payment from…
OSHA’s Revision of Its Weighting System
Effective October 1, 2019, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) revised its weighting system,…
Types of Construction Lawsuits
At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, our Ft. Myers construction lawyers represent contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and…
New Construction Business Owner? Here’s Why You Need an Attorney
Take a second to think about the iconic duos throughout history. There’s Joe Montana and…
Preventing Workers’ Compensation Fraud at Your Workplace
Unfortunately, the word “fraud” is commonly associated with workers’ compensation claims. This is because fraudulent…
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In order to establish a successful organization, construction firms need to develop a plan, hire…
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Employer Responsibilities Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 Part 2
As a contractor, you’re all too familiar with the additional stress imposed on you and…
Examining 25 Years of Worker Injury, Illness, and Fatality Case Data Part 1
In 1972, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) began collecting valuable data on work-related…
Alabama’s Two Mechanic’s Liens Part 2
As we discussed in part one of this two-part series, contractors in Alabama have to…
Alabama’s Two Mechanic’s Liens Part 1
The mechanic’s lien is one of the most powerful tools that a contractor can employ…
Construction Lawyers and Retainer Agreements
Construction firms should consider having a Nashville construction dispute lawyer on retainer. In this brief…
How Many Portable Bathrooms Are Required on the Project Site?
According to the Bladder & Bowel Community, people visit the bathroom an average of six…
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Reasons to Hire a License Defense Lawyer to Protect Your Contractor License
As a contractor or subcontractor, you are required to have a license to operate in…
How to Protect Your Company During Construction Litigation
Litigation is a contractor’s nightmare for a variety of reasons. If your company is involved…
Need to Secure Payment for Your Roofing Project? We’ve Got You Covered.
Now more than ever, roofing contractors are being forced to take a good look at…
3 Root Causes of Construction Disputes Part 1
Construction disputes happen for many different reasons, but there is a root cause for each…
Inspecting Roofs for Safety Prior to Beginning Work
Falls are the leading cause of death in the construction industry. Those who work in…
Who Will Fill the Labor Void in the Roofing Industry?
Prior to 2006, the construction industry had a surplus of workers. Post-recession, however, millions of…
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Construction Bond in Wilmington, NC
The construction industry is plagued with challenges and construction work is risky business for all…
Charlotte Contractor License Defense Attorney
The rules governing contractors differ from state to state, but a Charlotte contractor license defense…
Bid Protest Attorney in Wilmington, NC
Are you interested in working on lucrative government construction contracts in Wilmington, NC? In order…
Understanding Your Lien Rights in Tennessee
There are specific requirements for prime contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers in Tennessee when it comes…
Breach of Contract and Construction
When a binding agreement is not honored, this is considered a breach of contract. In…
Are Payment Clauses Featured in Your Construction Contract?
In some cases, a crucial contract clause is omitted. In other cases, the contract language…
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