In part one of this two-part article, the Ft. Myers contractor lawyers at Cotney Construction Law discussed NFPA 220: Standard on Types of Building Construction and two types of building […]
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As a contractor, it’s important that you continue to develop an extensive understanding of buildings, occupancy risk profiling (ORP), and building anatomy. One important aspect of construction is ensuring that
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The Nashville construction boom is creating more opportunities for contractors in “Music City,” increasing competition for lucrative bids, and with it, the frequency of construction-related disputes. If you’re working in
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If you sift through records of the southeastern United States from 40 years ago, you will likely find two cities rich in history with nearly indistinguishable economies and virtually identical
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Whether it’s improving the environment or an ambitious land reclamation project, there are many reasons why construction professionals take on dredging projects. In this three-part article, the Jacksonville construction lawyers
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When sediment accumulates at a bottom of a lake, river, or harbor, the process of excavating this material is referred to as dredging. Dredging stimulates economic growth as the process
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Construction projects take place everywhere from crowded city streets to rural landscapes to below sea level. In this three-part article, the Jacksonville construction lawyers at Cotney Attorneys & Consultants will
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With many exciting technologies entering the construction industry including surveying drones, bricklaying robots, and 3D printed houses, construction is poised for exciting technological advancements in the next 10 to 20
In order to build the infrastructure of the future, the construction industry needs to beef up its recruitment efforts. In this three-part article series, the Jacksonville construction lawyers of Cotney
Among the most lucrative industries in the United States, the construction sector has experienced an ongoing issue with finding qualified applicants to work on projects. The labor shortage is a
