Colorado Springs Construction Dispute Lawyers Committed to the Industry Disputes are all too common in the construction industry. However, every conflict is different and the circumstances may determine how the dispute
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Partner with a Knowledgeable Colorado Springs Construction Defect Attorney Construction defects can arise on a jobsite for many reasons: defective materials, bad design, poor workmanship, operational issues, maintenance problems. The
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Maximizing your workers’ talent is integral to a strong, skilled workforce. As a contractor, you understand that dependability is one of the most valuable qualities in a construction professional. With
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Dust is a common aggravator on project sites in the Volunteer State. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) publishes guidelines on dust control and stabilization to help mitigate the chance of
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In part one of this two-part series, the Tallahassee construction law attorneys at Cotney Attorneys & Consultants discussed the importance of minimizing heat exposure when installing underlayments and provided some
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The construction industry is constantly evolving. Today’s construction professionals utilize new materials and techniques to create increasingly durable structures. Some examples of this include exterior metal wall panel systems and
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As a contractor, you’re likely familiar with the bidding process for government projects in the Tar Heel State, but are you familiar with the exceptions to these rules? In this
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) can visit your jobsite with no warning. Touring your jobsite regularly to catch hazards before OSHA does is a great way to preempt
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As more contractors take on their own design work, they need to make new considerations for their contracts. Improving your knowledge of contracts can help you make sure you’re not
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Many contractors are taking on roles related to design in their own projects. Unfortunately, these construction professionals often sign contracts that heavily favor the client. It’s important to read any
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