With Congress in a political stalemate on the next round of COVID-19 economic relief, President Donald Trump issue four executive orders over the weekend that could – if legal – have an impact on contractors trying to stay in business. 

Cotney Construction Law CEO Trent Cotney chatted with W&C Publisher Jill Bloom and Roofing Contractor Editorial Director Rick Damato about how contractors are looking for new opportunities despite the obvious challenges. 

Cotney Construction Law CEO Trent Cotney checked in with WC Publisher Jill Bloom, and Roofing Contractor’s Editorial Director Rick Damato and Editor Art Aisner to explain how contractors in the south can meet the new challenges and what others around the country need to prepare for. 

A coalition led by some of the biggest manufacturers, distributors and associations in construction is urging lawmakers to implement home improvement tax incentives as part of the next round of COVID-19 relief. 

Cotney Construction Law CEO Trent Cotney checked in with WC Publisher Jill Bloom and Roofing Contractor Editorial Director Rick Damato and broke down Virginia’s move to become the first state with new, hard-and-fast rules pertaining to COVID-19 in the workplace. 

Cotney Construction Law CEO Trent Cotney checked in with Roofing Contractor Editor Art Aisner and Editorial Director Rick Damato to share the latest on what contractors need to know to stay in business during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

As COVID-19 cases spike in multiple states around America, contractors are facing more stringent requirements on wearing masks while also battling the summer heat. 

For the second straight week, contractors are reacting to major national legal news coming from Washington D.C. Just yesterday, President Donald Trump issued an executive order restricting temporary worker visas.

W&C's Jill Bloom and Hannah Belloli, as well as Roofing Contractor’s Art Aisner are joined by Trent Cotney in a dialogue regarding COVID-19, Safety Legislation, OSHA and more. Tune in to see the full chat.

Massive protests and related civil unrest in multiple cities over the past week have impacted construction trades across the United States.