HOLLYWOOD, FL - With the topic still hot, Brent N. Mackay agreed to sit down with Third Thursday to offer his continuing thoughts on termination provisions.

ARLINGTON, VA - The construction sector shed 9,000 jobs in March, the first decrease since January 2022.

ALBANY, N.Y. – Last month, Third Thursday heard from Carol A. Sigmond, partner at New York-based Greenspoon Marder LLP. Sigmond analyzed the fallout from recent NY state legislation to increase penalties for criminal corporate liability.

ALBANY, N.Y. - In light of the newly-signed Carlos' Law, contractors' liability for the death or injury of employees could be up to $500,000. What does it mean and what is a strong safety culture?

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Florida Congressman Daniel Webster (R-FL), and Texas Congressman Colin Allred (D-TX) introduced H.R. 490, the bipartisan Federal Infrastructure Bank Act of 2023, a bill to support capital access for infrastructure projects.

ARLINGTON, VA - Construction contractors are less optimistic about many private-sector segments than they were a year ago, but their expectations for the public sector market have remained relatively bullish.

RIVER EDGE, N.J. - The legal landscape with regard to non-compete agreements and other types of restrictive covenants has been tenuous for decades.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – With the new year came a newly proposed “no non-compete” rule from the FTC.