National Association of Home Builders of the United States, Chamber of Commerce, et al. v. Acosta

U.S. District Court - Western District of Oklahoma

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Petition Stage

U.S. Chamber files amended complaint in litigation challenging OSHA’s electronic reporting and anti-retaliation rule

April 1, 2019

Click here to view the complaint.

Litigation over the rule, issued at the very end of the Obama administration, has been stayed during most of the Trump administration for reconsideration of the rule. The Trump administration reconsidered the rule, proposed to revise part of the rule (concerning certain aspects of the electronic reporting requirements) and finalized that rule. The Chamber’s amended complaint accounts for the changes made to the rule.

Unopposed motion to stay filed

July 10, 2017

Now under the Trump administration, the Government moved to stay the proceedings so that OSHA can reconsider the rule.

U.S. Chamber files lawsuit challenging OSHA reporting and anti-retaliation rule

January 4, 2017

The National Association of Home Builders of the United States, U.S. Chamber, et al. filed a lawsuit against the Obama administration’s reporting and anti-retaliation rule from OSHA.

Bradford T. Hammock, Tressi L. Cordaro, and Raymond Perez of Jackson Lewis P.C. and Sam R. Fulkerson of McAfee & Taft served as co-counsel for the plaintiffs.

Case Documents

Complaint -- National Assn. of Home Builders of the United States, Chamber v. Perez (USDC - Western District of Oklahoma).pdf

Petition for Re-Opening and Stay (OSHA).pdf

Petition for Administrative Stay and Reopening of the Rulemaking Record (OSHA).pdf

Unopposed Motion to Stay Proceedings -- National Assn. of Home Builders of the United States, Chamber v. Acosta (USDC - Western District of Oklahoma).pdf

Amended Complaint -- National Association of Home Builders of the United States, Chamber of Commerce v. Acosta (Western District of Oklahoma - USDC).pdf