The Litttle Rock contractor illegally solicited consumers for roofing repairs and replacement services without a license and failed to complete the work.

The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries issued citations and a fine following an investigation into a worker’s death last summer.

This incident was the fourth time this Oregon-based roofing contractor has violated the fall protection standard since February 2020.

Three Washington roofing companies received more than a combined $768,000 for allowing roofers to work without using fall protection.

Since 2017, the Florida contractor's companies have been the subject of 10 inspections, resulting in 21 willful, eight repeat, and one serious citations.

Four Washington roofing companies are facing more than half a million dollars in fines for repeated fall safety violations.

The federal government is not only increasing regulations and enforcement, but the fees roofing contractors can incur. Learn what to expect in RC's latest Legal Insights podcast.

A roofing contractor in Ohio has been fined for exposing workers to fall hazards, making this the sixth time in three years the company has been cited for fall protection violations.

A Salina, Kan. roofer has been ordered to pay more than $8,300 in restitution and fined $110,000 for violating the Kansas Consumer Protection Act.