Fraud is out of control in the roofing industry, says Trent Cotney, partner at Adams and Reese, but there are steps contractors can take to prevent it.

The contractor falsely claimed to be a licensed contractor and used down payments for personal expenses.

A man can be seen in a surveillance video taking roofing materials from pallets at a Florida condo.

If convicted on all charges, the roofing contractors each face a maximum sentence of up to a $45,000 fine and up to 45 years in prison.

The roofing contractor could face up to five years in prison and a fine for not paying several years' worth of federal payroll taxes.

Deputies arrested a woman who scammed thousands from homeowners using old business cards and more from her previous employer.

This session will detail an unfortunate experience with embezzlement and ideas for how roofing companies can prevent the same from happening to them.

The San Antonio Police Department arrested a man who allegedly stole roofing supplies from a construction site and reselling them online. 

The roofing contractor owed more than $700,000 in income taxes to the IRS after failing to report more than $7.1 million in revenue and approximately $2.43 million in income.

A woman from Groton, N.Y., is being charged with grand larceny and falsifying business records after a yearlong investigation revealed she allegedly from a roofing company.