Joshua Huff is a journalist specializing in law and legal affairs at various publications. He covers a range of topics including the construction industry, real estate, and engineering, with a particular focus on lawsuits, cyber attacks, and water management. Joshua's work has been featured in Dwm Magazine, USGlass Magazine, and Window Film Magazine.
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Joshua Huff primarily covers the US glass and manufacturing industry, frequently featuring expert commentary and data citations. Given his focus on business and industry, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts or professionals within the glass manufacturing sector who can provide insider perspectives on market trends, pricing analysis, and technological advancements in the industry.
As Joshua's geographic focus is national (United States), pitches related to specific developments or events within the US glass and manufacturing industry would align well with his coverage areas.
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Glass manufacturing costs rose in June as flat glass and construction material prices climbed, according to the latest Producer Price Index.
By: Joshua Huff
A judge denied Cornerstone Building Brands’ motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging wage-and-hour violations involving Washington employees.
A federal judge approved AGC America's $597,000 data breach settlement, offering eligible U.S. residents up to $2,500 and credit monitoring.
By: Joshua Huff
BNT Windows and Doors filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as financial pressures continue to impact portions of the glass industry.
By: Joshua Huff
Procore will acquire DroneDeploy for $845 million, expanding AI-powered reality capture and jobsite automation for construction teams.
By: Joshua Huff
PMC Property filed an amended lawsuit against Apogee, Wausau and Viracon, alleging defective glass caused failures in Philadelphia towers.
By: Joshua Huff
A new bill would direct the CDC to study suicide risk factors among construction workers and use the findings to shape prevention programs.
Glaston and Salem Fabrication Technologies settled a patent infringement lawsuit over glass tempering technology involving two patents.
D.C. enacts new licensing requirements for glaziers and glazing contractors, including AGMT certification or apprenticeship requirements.
A toddler’s family sued an apartment's owners and management, alleging window glass broke when she touched it and caused her fatal fall.
