The DoE will soon issue a statement that provides the public with more information about the restoration work.

Outgoing House Speaker John Boehner and the Obama Administration have reached agreement on a two-year, $80 billion budget/debt-ceiling deal that includes Medicare and Medicaid "offsets" to finance other spending.

Last month, a New York based fabric manufacturer, Klauber Brothers Inc., filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in California federal court against apparel companies owned...

Randall Sidlosca was featured in Miami Today article "Miami Seeks Foreign Investors for Affordable Housing." Full text can be found in the August 13, 2015, issue, but a synopsis is below.

This opening video of the series considers how the UK's momentous decision will affect challenges facing your business.

The European Commission has rejected the Polish Government’s plans for restructuring the shipyards in Szczecin and Gdynia.

In our latest roundup, seller impersonation fraud becomes an issue in the United States, major retailers are closing over 3,000 stores nationwide...

Matt Paxton, Partner-in-Charge of Adams & Reese's Washington, DC office and President of the Shipbuilders Council of America, discusses the complexities of foreign shipbuilding partnerships...

A number of towage and bunker suppliers have requested the intervention of a district court judge to clarify whether the U.S. Bankruptcy Court has authority to "effectively extinguish... maritime liens" on chartered vessels.

Earlier this month, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two important environmental cases—one that could change the approach to routine maritime charters and another that could ...

In what is likely to become the leading rights of light case for years, the High Court has this week found that the construction of the Arbor office building at Bankside Yards...

The Indian shipping industry is headed for rapid growth in view of the impetus in growth of the Indian economy over the last few years. This has resulted in some of Government of India’s (GOI) existing policies in the shipbuilding industry gaining prominence, an example of which is the Subsidy Scheme introduced in 2003, under which a subsidy of 30% can be availed of by an Indian shipyard, when it constructs a vessel in India upon receiving a Domestic Order on Global Tender basis or upon receivin

Welcome to Compliance Notes from Nossaman's Government Relations & Regulation Group – a periodic digest of the headlines...

Last year, we highlighted the stories of some amazing trailblazers that Phelps is proud to count as part of our family.

Contractors and subcontractors performing work on state or federally funded construction projects must pay all "workmen" not less than the prevailing minimum wages for all hours worked.

In January 2020, New Jersey's "Dirty Dirt" legislation was signed into law. The law requires businesses engaged in soil and fill recycling to register with the ...

Executive Decree 7/26 of 9 January was published, determining the prohibition and revocation of all licences related to the commercial weighing of ferrous...

After a recent permitting reform bill was passed out of a Senate Committee, House Republicans took steps to draft their own permitting reform legislation. Rep. Westerman (R- AR) held a hearing to discuss his draft...

Transport Malta enacted the Small Commercial Yacht Code (sCYC) on March 20, 2024, through a Commercial Yachting Notice (CY12).

On Jan. 31, the Manhattan borough president released Housing Manhattanites: A Report on Where and How to Build the Housing We Need. The report can be found here.