Join Amundsen Davis attorneys for the Construction Insights Series\, a multi-session program highlighting key issues and emerging trends affecting the construction industry. Sessions will take place every Tuesday from January 27 through March 3 and will focus on risk management and compliance\, with an outlook toward 2026 and beyond.
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2026 OSHA Updates Impacting Construction
\n\nTuesday\, January 27 @ 12:00 PM CT
\n\nMatthew Horn\, \;partner and co-chair of the Construction Service Group and chair of the OSHA Service Group\, will provide an update on recent OSHA developments impacting the construction industry. The session will cover key regulatory updates\, enforcement trends\, and practical considerations for minimizing OSHA exposure and managing compliance risk on construction projects.
\n\nLabor &\; Compliance Updates Impacting Construction
\n\nTuesday\, February 3 @ 12:00 PM CT
\n\nBeverly Alfon\, and \;Michael Hughes\, partners in the Labor &\; Employment Service Group\, will provide an update on recent labor activity affecting the construction industry\, including regulatory developments\, enforcement trends\, and key compliance considerations. The session will focus on practical guidance for managing labor-related risk and maintaining compliance in an evolving regulatory environment.
\n\nImmigration Updates &\; Compliance Considerations
\n\nTuesday\, February 10 @ 12:00 PM CT
\n\nSara Zorich\, \;partner in the Labor &\; Employment Service Group\, \;will provide an update on recent immigration developments and compliance considerations affecting employers. The session will cover key regulatory updates\, enforcement trends\, and practical guidance for managing immigration-related risk.
\n\nInflation Reduction Act: What Contractors Need to Know
\n\nTuesday\, February 17 @ 12:00 PM CT
\n\nJeff Risch\, partner and co-chair of the Labor &\; Employment Service Group\, and \;Rebecca Bush\, partner in the Labor &\; Employment Service Group\, will discuss key provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act and what they mean for contractors. The session will focus on compliance considerations\, incentives\, and practical implications that may impact projects\, planning\, and risk management.
\n\nGovernment Contracting\, Anti-DEI Implications &\; Pending Tariff Developments
\n\nTuesday\, February 24 @ 1:00 PM CT
\n\nJack Sanker\, \;partner in the Construction Service Group\, \;and \;Heather Bailey\, \;partner and co-chair of the Labor &\; Employment Service Group\, \;will examine recent developments affecting government contracting\, including emerging anti-DEI considerations and a pending tariff case. The session will highlight compliance considerations\, regulatory risk\, and practical implications for businesses navigating an evolving federal landscape.
\n\nIntellectual Property Considerations for Construction Companies
\n\nTuesday\, March 3 @ 12:00 PM CT
\n\nTom Pienkos \;and \;Laura Grebe\, \;partners in the Intellectual Property Service Group\, will discuss how construction companies can use intellectual property strategies to protect processes\, designs\, branding\, and other competitive assets that are often exposed through normal operations. The session will provide practical guidance on identifying and safeguarding IP within a risk-focused framework.
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