Articles Tagged with ''legislation''

The federal government’s emergency response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has a number of employment-related provisions that will have a direct impact on the roofing industry.

Legal experts serving the roofing industry break down how states across the country are responding to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Cano Roofing Inc., doing business as signature Roofing in Eagle, Idaho, must pay $48,206 in overtime to employees and faces $5,526 in penalties for child labor violations.

A proposal from the FAA would require drone operators to allow the collection of data such as identity and location, which could impede drone usage in the roofing industry.

Cotney Construction Law and its CEO, Trent Cotney, are taking a lead position as a roofing industry advocate as the General Counsel for the NRCA.

A new law in New York is targeting "storm chasers" and unscrupulous roofing contractors by preventing them from requiring hefty deposits or using insurance deductibles to enter into agreements for service.

A Conover, N.C. resident's tale of being burned by an unlicensed roofing contractor shows the importance of hiring the right people for the job.

Should two joint bills receive approval, the state will become the second to require that new residential and commercial buildings have solar systems installed on roofs.

Cotney Construction Law LLP has added two immigration attorneys, Teresa Finer and Natalia Gove.