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Spikes in COVID-19 Cases and New Guidelines

VIDEO: Spikes in COVID-19 Cases and New Safety Guidelines

July 17, 2020

With COVID-19 cases rising across the country, roofing contractors are struggling to follow rules and regulations from all levels of government.

Workers compensation and the Payment Protection Program

VIDEO: Dealing With Workers' Compensation and the Paycheck Protection Program During the COVID-19 Pandemic

April 21, 2020

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In RC's latest legal update with Cotney Construction Law's Trent Cotney, contractors can learn about handling potential litigation, Paycheck Protection Program loans and workers' compensation.

NRCA to Hold Second COVID-19 Telephone Town Hall on April 14

April 9, 2020

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The National Roofing Contractors Association is inviting roofing professionals to join its second Telephone Town Hall on April 14 to discuss best practices and advice for navigating the COVID-19 crisis.

VIDEO: COVID-19 Legal Update with Cotney Construction Law's Trent Cotney

April 7, 2020

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In RC's continued coverage of the COVID-19 crisis, learn the latest news and updates from one of the industry's top legal experts in our newest video.

John Kenney Named COO and Technical Director of Cotney Construction Law

March 24, 2020

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Roofing industry veteran John Kenney will assume the role of chief operating officer and technical director at Cotney Construction Law.

Roofing on Federal Projects; Nagivating FAR and E-Verify

Before bidding for a federal contract, it is important to understand the ramifications and requirements that come along with federal contracts in terms of E-Verify.

Trent Cotney

January 13, 2020

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Federal contracts can be a great source of revenue for a contractor.

16 Unlicensed Florida Contractors Arrested in ‘Operation Freelancer VIII’

Chris Gray

November 29, 2019

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The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office charged 16 unlicensed contractors with felony and misdemeanor counts after a three-day sting known as "Operation Freelancer VIII."

Employment Discrimination Laws: Myth vs. Fact

There’s a lot of confusion out there, but employers who make staffing decisions based on discriminatory reasons can still be held liable.

Marci Britt

November 18, 2019

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There's a lot of confusion out there, but employers who make staffing decisions based on discriminatory reasons can still be held liable.

What Contractors Should Know About Wage Theft Laws

Wage payment violations occur in workplaces of all sizes across all industries, and generally involve a number of employees since most violations are the result of an improper pay procedures.