Trent Cotney

A critical component of the construction industry is the flow of information. On a daily basis, blueprints, daily reports, change reports, and punch lists are passed among contractors, architects, and […]

If the first part of this series, we introduced the concept of lump sum contracts and highlighted some of its advantages for contractors. While it’s an increasingly popular type of

All contractors (and people for that matter) want to get to paid. You put a great deal of work into the building process and you manage many, if not all

Have you heard of a P3 agreement? If you are working on a public project, you probably have. If you are considering work on a public project, a P3 or

As contractors, the type of contract that you enter into sets the tone for how work will be done on a project. As a matter of fact, having a Fort

If you are a contractor and your are considering putting a bid in on a government project, it’s important that you know about public-private partnerships or P3’s. This model for

In the first part of our series on offsite construction, our Orlando construction lawyers discussed specific advantages that this method is presenting to contractors nationwide. We discussed its impact on

As a contractor, you are always looking for methods that will allow your team to complete work more efficiently and at a lower cost. In essence, you want to work

There are a lot of hazards on construction sites. Our Jacksonville construction attorneys believe that one of the fundamental ways to reduce risks such as worker accidents and fatalities is

Dealing with different generations of workers, workplace apathy, time constraints, along with a lack of value placed on training itself is enough to sabotage an employer’s effort to effectively train