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Whenever money is borrowed, or lent, for a construction project, all parties are responsible for clearly communicating how the funds will be utilized and when the project will be finished. […]

The institutional arrangements utilized to finance your construction projects depend largely on the type of owner contracting the project and the type of structure or facility being built. Without a

The source of financing for construction projects differs depending on the type of facility being constructed. The type of financier also has a substantial effect on the type of financing

Whenever a major corporation like Sears files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, developers and contractors are keen to acquire valuable properties at a great price. Major retail outlet space can be

Now that Sears has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the corporate giant will be closing more than 140 locations nationwide. What remains, will be the husks of retail spaces that

Hurricane Michael was one of the strongest hurricanes to strike the United States in the last fifty years. When a Category 4 or Category 5 hurricane makes landfall, it can

Every Florida resident has intently stared at the television when there is a hurricane alert. Construction professionals are also aware of the fluctuating nature of storm patterns. When and where

When a storm is on the horizon, construction professionals must be prepared. In this four-part article, the Jacksonville construction lawyers at Cotney Construction Law are discussing hurricane preparedness. In the

With devastating winds of over 100 miles per hour, storm surges that elevate over ten feet, and heavy rainfall that floods city streets and entire neighborhoods, when a hurricane is

Although the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) governs the privacy and use of personal data by businesses in European Union (EU), the United States construction industry must pay close attention