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As the construction industry struggles to fill occupational vacancies in the midst of a severe labor shortage, it’s vital that contractors have a firm understanding of unionized and non-unionized workers.

Employee turnover is a very real concern for employers and employees alike in the construction industry. Since the market demand for construction follows unpredictable trends and is largely triggered by

There’s nothing more frustrating than committing to a real property improvement contract, meeting the terms of the agreement, and then failing to secure payment because the owner is being unscrupulous.

A bankruptcy on a construction project is by no means an end to a contractor or supplier’s quest for repayment. It is only another hurdle that can be overcome with

When a government contract is awarded under suspicious circumstances, a contractor may struggle to decide if they should move forward with a bid protest. Bid protests are absolutely worth it,

Contractors in Tennessee have to work that much harder to comply with state retainage laws. Construction laws vary from state to state, and commonplace laws in neighboring states are different

Project labor agreements (PLAs) control the quality, schedule, and workmanship of federally funded construction projects. They are intended to curb construction delays by outlining expectations before a project begins. In

Project labor agreements (PLAs) are a point of contention among many in the construction industry. While some see them as a necessity for ensuring a balance of power between workforce

In part one of this two-part series, a Denver contractor lawyer at Cotney Construction Law discussed the opportunities and challenges associated with cannabis construction. Now, we will be discussing how