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At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, our Seminole County construction lawyers assist construction professionals with an assortment of valuable legal services. From crafting clearly worded contracts to navigating through the bid […]

When working on a construction project, contractors obviously have a lot of concerning elements on their mind. One issue a contractor never wants to deal with is when a construction

Annually, The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) will inspect the most hazardous workplaces in the U.S. These include workplaces with imminent danger, severe injuries and illnesses, worker complaints, referrals

The Department of Business and Professional Regulations (DBPR) regulates and licenses businesses and professionals throughout the State of Florida. Complaints against a construction professional’s license can result in fines, a

Why Florida Contractor Lawyers Are Necessary Construction law involves any legal issue related to the constructing of a building or any other structure. The construction industry is heavily regulated and

The construction industry is a fertile breeding ground for conflict. At any given moment, parties involved in a construction project could find themselves disputing for one reason or another. Disputes

Construction projects involve several parties including property owners, general contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, and others. Due to many moving parts and a credit-heavy nature, payment issues abound. If you are

Florida Construction Law for Your Business Construction law encompasses all aspects of the legal process from the bidding process to negotiations to the formation of agreements and contracts to disputes

In the construction industry, ideally, most projects will go as planned and parties such as owners, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, design professionals, and all other construction professionals will work together cohesively.

Construction is a highly hazardous industry that is ever-changing and complex. Daily, construction professionals across the country face challenges as they engage in activities that may expose them to serious