Of the thousands of residents needing to rebuild after this year’s California wildfires, Andy Weyman would seem especially well positioned. The TV and stage director had remodeled his Malibu home just five years earlier and had city-approved blueprints in hand, with the same architect set to oversee reconstruction.
A federal judge in Massachusetts dismissed a union challenge to the Trump administration’s deferred resignation offer for government workers.
New-home sales in the US unexpectedly surged in August to the fastest pace since early 2022, likely lifted by builders’ rampant price cuts and sales incentives.
The US Labor Department asked another federal appeals court for the green light to continue shuttering the Job Corps training program for low-income young adults.
Kimberly Thresher joined Clark Hill as a member in its construction group in the Scottsdale office, the firm announced Tuesday.
The National Labor Relations Board has a Fifth Circuit-sized hole in its enforcement of federal labor law, and it’s likely to persist at least until the US Supreme Court rules on the president’s power to fire board members.
A bipartisan bill would clarify that job applicants age 40 or older can challenge facially neutral hiring practices as discriminatory under disparate impact legal theory.
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The 2017 tax overhaul included incentives to invest in distressed communities. Investors benefit from tax breaks and the designated opportunity zones benefit from economic investment, but critics say already-wealthy investors don’t need these breaks.
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