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Section 95.11(3)(c), Florida Statutes determines the time period within which a construction-related claim can be brought. Most commonly, this statute refers to a latent defect claim. A latent defect is […]

As a Florida construction professional, there are two primary ways to ensure that property owners pay in full for the labor and materials provided during the construction process: 1) mechanics

At Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, our Brandon construction attorneys are experts in working with construction professionals, so we understand that for some industries fire hazards and other risks can not

As one of the most common causes of serious work-related injuries and deaths, contractors and construction professionals of the like should be extremely cautious when it comes to potential fall

Public-Private Partnership construction projects, also commonly referred to as P3 projects are becoming increasingly more popular within the construction industry. P3 projects are contractual agreements between public and private entities

In order for construction law firms in Tampa to prosecute or defend against a claim during a construction dispute, evidence must be presented to the judge or jury responsible for

For most professionals in the construction industry, a construction contract is the foundation for a stable environment in which the allocation of risk is fairly and properly decided. This is

As Brandon construction attorneys, we often place a lot of emphasis on how contractors can defend against licensing complaints with the Department of Business and Professional Regulations (DBPR), but very little

To meet OSHA’s operational standards, a primary requirement is properly recording, reporting, and annually posting injuries and illnesses as mandated by the agency. In an effort to help your organization