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Roofing contractors with 100 or more employees will need to either vaccinate or regularly test workers with the reinstatement of OSHA's vaccine rule.

Jurors acquit roofing contractor on workplace manslaughter charge following jobsite fatality in 2018.

A federal judge in Georgia temporarily halted the mandate calling for the vaccination of federal contractors by Jan. 18.

In this brief video, Trent Cotney of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants discusses COVID mandate rulings that took place this week in federal courts and how they affect deadlines set by those mandates.

Jury selection has begun for a trial involving a roofing contractor in Maine charged with the death of one of his workers.

The Circuit Court's opinion on the vaccine mandate enforcement called it "fatally flawed" and a "one-size-fits-all sledgehammer" that doesn't take into account differences in workplaces.

The contractor allegedly cashed customer checks without first depositing them and withheld information concerning these checks and other business revenues from his tax preparers.

Trustworthy Roofing and Siding pleaded guilty to one count of willfully violating OSHA standards by failing to provide fall protection to employees.

EagleView, a company providing aerial imagery and data analytics, achieved a win in court after competitors Verisk Analytics and Xactware Solutions were found liable of infringing its patents.