The National Labor Relations Board has dropped an appeal of a ruling that said its 2023 Joint Employer rule was flawed, marking a win for construction and other business groups that preferred a 2023 definition of what constitutes a joint employer.

Innovator who founded and led claims and project management consultant Hill International in the 1970s and became a widely sought expert in both fields, died of complications from a stroke on June 22.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awards the first of seven large contracts to reduce flood risk on Staten Island. 

UPDATE: Blade break was due to plant manufacturing error—not design, GE Vernova CEO said. As incident probes and cleanup of floating debris and fiberglass shards continue near the 806-MW, $3B Vineyard Wind project, market signs show offshore wind sector still has growth momentum.

An assessment of an OSHA Review Commission case involving a worker killed at a California casino site.

Families of two of the three workers killed in the collapse are suing the general contractor and other companies involved with the project.

Agency publishes updated flood standard requiring project participants who rebuild after disaster to consider future flood risks. 

Arup begins feasibility study of commercial-scale facility set fyo be built on a site in Quebec, Canada.

Majority decision overturning 40-years of legal precedent in court deference to federal agency expertise in rulemaking leaves many unanswered questions. 

Large verdicts against corporate defendants are way up, the insurance giant found.