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Construction Industry Advocate ◈ Partner, Adams & Reese LLP ◈ Senior Fellow, National Construction Policy Institute ◈ NRCA General Counsel
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Legal Trends Shaping the Roofing Industry

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By Jill Bloom, Trent Cotney, John Wyatt
| Roofing Contractor Verified
LegalLow Slope RoofingSteep Slope Roofing Contractors are navigating a rapidly changing legal and regulatory landscape, and staying ahead of those changes can make all the difference. In the latest episode of Roofing Contractor’s Best of Success Podcast, Executive Director Jill Bloom welcomes Trent Cotney, partner at Adams & Reese, to discuss the questions contractors are asking most during his recent industry presentations.
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Employment Risks and Severance

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By Trent Cotney, Jill Bloom, John Wyatt Verified
| Roofing Contractor Verified
Labor and workforce issues remain among the most challenging aspects of running a roofing business. From hiring and onboarding to employee terminations and severance agreements, contractors face a wide range of legal and operational concerns that can significantly impact their companies.
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An I-9 Remediation Strategy Mitigates a Government Audit

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By Trent Cotney
| Roofing Verified
Employers in the construction industry face heightened scrutiny regarding employment eligibility compliance. Among the most common and consequential compliance failures are missing Form I-9s, and the use of outdated or incorrect versions of the form. While these issues are not uncommon, they must be handled carefully and deliberately. A reactive or poorly documented response can compound liability.
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