Construction Archive » March, 2018

Construction - March, 2018

161 articles

• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fed. Circ. Favors ThyssenKrupp On Anti-Dumping Claim
• Goodwin Liu Talks Academia, Constitutional Law, Oxtail Stew
• Real Estate Rumors: Florida Power, KKR, TPA Group
• Construction Co. Looks To Shut Down Power Outage Suit
• Group Says Feds, Md. Can't Dodge Purple Line Funding Spat
• Insurer Fights For Repayment In Condo Defect Coverage Row
• Owens Corning Class Wants Another Go At Cert. In 3rd Circ.
• ITC's US Steel Decision Unlikely To Have Broad Impact
• BigLaw Doesn't Have A Diversity Problem
• Mass. Asbestos Removal Co. Owes Union $700K, Judge Says
• Enviros Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive CWA Suit Against Recycler
• 2nd Circ. Snubs Truckers In Fight Over NY Thruway Tolls
• Developer Lobs $10M Suit Over Dallas-Area Subdivision Sale
• Texas Pool Co. Wins 10 H-2B Visas In BALCA Appeal
• Builders' Coverage Doubts Deepened By NY High Court Ruling
• How To Choose An Appropriate Construction Pricing Model
• Roman J. Israel, Esquire, Meet Donald J. Trump, POTUS
• Keys To Corporate Social Responsibility Compliance: Part 4
• Centerline Cellphone-Tower Workers Win Cert. In OT Suit
• Forest Service Says $3.5B Pipeline Approvals Followed Law
• 11th Circ. Says Construction Co. Acted Recklessly In Fatal Fall
• 4th Circ. Won't Let Amerisure Split Costs Of $2M Injury Deal
• Caterpillar Workers Urge 7th Circ. To Revive Age Suit
• NJ Insurer Revives Bid To Duck Coverage Over Hotel Damage
• Real Estate Rumors: Summit, IBM, Greystar
• Keys To Corporate Social Responsibility Compliance: Part 3
• Lack Of Cash On Hand Dooms $15.4M Contract Verdict
• Canada Beefs Up Border Controls After New US Metal Tariffs
• Wash. Tribes, Feds Ask Justices To Uphold Culvert Clash Win
• NY Court Rules $11M State Building Grant Is Taxable Income
• Construction Manager Coverage Loss Upheld By NY Justices
• Roof Patent Application's Rejection Affirmed By Fed. Circ.
• Investors Say Hotel Developer Owes $6M For Misstatements
• Engineering Firm Asks Fla. Justices To Take Up Defect Suit
• Westinghouse Secures Approval Of Ch. 11 Plan
• Dilworth Must Face Suit Over Frivolous RE Cases, Judge Told
• Equity Partnership Isn't What It Used To Be
• Toshiba Memory Biz Eyes Investment Amid Antitrust Issues
• Keys To Corporate Social Responsibility Compliance: Part 2
• High Court Criminal Case Could Make Waves In Water Law
• Kennedy Bows Out Of Culvert Case Due To Newfound Conflict
• 4th Circ. Upholds Insurers' Win In Asbestos Coverage Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Union Pacific, Equity, Location Ventures
• Facebook Says Cambridge Analytica Doesn't Belong In Trial
• Squire Patton Boggs Lures Back DWF's Litigation Head In UK
• Sunoco Pipeline Not Under Local Zoning Law, Pa. Panel Says
• Tanzania A No-Show In $60M Award Row, Court Told
• Demo Co. Not Owed Debarment Hearing After Error: 3rd Circ.
• DLA Piper Steers Complex Deal For NY Sake Production Site
• Insurer Sues Carillion Arm Over 'Defective' Building Works
• Keys To Corporate Social Responsibility Compliance: Part 1
• Developer Beats City Of Miami In Suit Over $400M Project
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• ServiceTitan Snags $62M In Battery Ventures-Led Funding
• NC Outer Banks Blackout Negligence Suit Moved To Fed Court
• DOT Inspector General Opens Audit Of Collapsed Fla. Bridge
• US Allies Get Tariff Reprieve As China Prepares Retaliation
• House Panel Grills Ross Over Economic Risks Of Steel Tariffs
• Insurer Needn't Cover $40M Action Over Construction Delays
• NJ City Sued By Developer Over Rejected 90-Unit Project
• Telecom Groups Praise Broadband Funding In Budget Deal
• 10th Circ. Affirms Clean Water Suit Win Against Mining Co.
• Enviros Fight Bid To Move Water Rule Delay Row To Texas
• Real Estate Rumors: MetLife, Beckam, Valley National Bank
• Judge Won't DQ Proskauer, Rips Hotelier For 'Playing Games'
• ENGlobal Plant Contract Row Must Be Nixed, Judge Told
• Insurer's Coverage Of Bridge Collapse Suits Capped At $3M
• California Jury Awards $21M In Rock Crusher Death Case
• Condo Developers Must Understand Building Defect Claims
• Conn. Man Must Pay $1.2M Over Stadium Fraud Scheme
• US Allies May Earn Immediate Steel, Aluminum Tariff Relief
• Limitations Of Exclusivity Defense In Workers' Comp Cases
• Commerce Readies Tariffs On Steel Wire Rod From 5 Allies
• Insurer Must Help Pay Condo Defect Defense, 10th Circ. Says
• Texas Justices Weigh Settlements' Effect On Loan Default Win
• What To Watch For As Lighthizer Heads To Capitol Hill
• Newly Filed Miami Bridge Collapse Suit Won't Be The Last
• Aon Hewitt Sheds Caterpillar Plan ERISA Suit
• Building Materials Co. Agrees To $2.5M Deal In OT Suit
• Insurer Fights Coverage Of Row Over Texas Sports Complex
• Justices Won't Hear Bid To Overturn 'Auer Deference'
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Owens Corning Shingles Class Denial
• Commerce Sheds Light On Steps For Metal Tariff Exemptions
• Acuity Off Hook For Damage Due To 'Earth Move' Clause
• Ga. Plant Owners Seek Return Of Cash From Westinghouse
• Real Estate Rumors: Westbrook, AJ Capital, Carpe
• ICSID Roundup: The Latest Claims You Need To Know
• Sunoco Faces Class Action Over Pa. Pipeline Work Damage
• Taxation With Representation: EY, Skadden, Slaughter
• Changes To Rule 23 Are Coming, Are You Prepared?
• Mapping Out A WTO Case Against Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Car Rental Tax Constitutional, Ariz. Appeals Court Says
• FERC Reapproves Fla. Pipeline Amid Split Over GHG Review
• Collaborative Workspace Co. Scores $58M In Global Push
• Pa. Bridge Contractor Charged With Deadly OSHA Violation
• EU Trade Boss Expects Tariff Exemption Details 'Very Soon'
• Senators Grill Cabinet Chiefs On Infrastructure Funds
• Fla. Judge Restores FWS Permit To Raze Miami Forest
• Architects Rip Five Guys Damages Bid In Copyright Row
• M&G Creditors Stays Move To Subordinate DAK's $463M Claim
• Insurer Loses 11th Circ. Fee Bid After Winning Coverage Row
• BALCA Affirms Denial Of H-2B Visas To Texas Pool Contractor
• Lessons From Recent Developers' Win In Fla. Condo Case
• Insurer's $2.7M Suit Against Surveyors Too Late, Judge Says
• Army Plant FCA Suit Against Tribal Construction Co. Tossed
• Bill To Undo Metal Tariffs 'Highly Unlikely,' McConnell Says
• Former Ill. Public Housing Vendor Accused Of $193K Fraud
• L&G Buys Remaining Stake In Homebuilder In £605M Deal
• Tariffs, Global Blowback Will Cost 495K Jobs, Report Warns
• Home Depot Ducks 4x4 Wood Board Labeling Class Action
• Developer, Neighbors Settle Fla. Condo Project Suit For $22M
• Prism, Angelo Gordon Inject $120M Into NJ Apartment Plan
• Deal Bars Subcontractor From Seeking Army Corps Clawback
• Biz Groups Don't Want Tariff Cuts Left Behind
• AIG Wins Suit Over Palazzo Hotel Construction Project
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Regulator Too Late To Deny Pipeline Permit
• US Allies Still Seeking Answers On Looming Metal Tariffs
• Alternative Ways To Pay For Trump's Infrastructure Plan
• HNA Group Sells Hong Kong Residential Site For $811M
• 5 Burning Questions About Trump's Bombshell Tariff Move
• M&G Lienholders Say Plant Sale May Not Pay Them In Full
• Former Army Corps Staffer Gets 8 Years For Afghan Bribery
• Hudson River Views Can't Halt MTA Tower, FCC Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Morlin, Walmart, Mack
• Google Nears Toss Of Architect's RICO Claims, For Now
• Wind Farm Cos. Urge Justices To Hear Osage Lease Case
• GOP Still Crying Foul On Trump's Softened Metal Tariffs
• Ply Gems Hiding Facts On $2.4B Sale, Shareholder Alleges
• Contractor Fights Austin's Bid To End $50M Tunnel Contract
• Trump Inks 'Flexible' Steel, Aluminum Tariff Order
• Sinkholes Prompt Pa. To Halt Sunoco Pipeline Operations
• Buchanan Ingersoll Adds 4 Ex-Barnett Bolt Attys In Tampa
• Schiff Hardin Snags Debevoise Energy Attorney
• Funds Fight To Keep Odebrecht Bond Fraud Suit Alive
• Ex-Miami Official's Suit Over $800M Bridge Rerouted
• Transpo Execs Favor Gas Tax Hike, User Fees For Upgrades
• Senate Dems' Infrastructure Plan Would Reverse Tax Cuts
• EXCLUSIVE: New USCIS HQ Project Lands $245M Loan
• NY Developer Says Labor Group Contract Meddling Cost $75M
• Lloyd's Urges 10th Circ. To Rethink Work Coverage Ruling
• Calif. Justices Grapple With Sexual Abuse Coverage Quandary
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Codina, Traxys
• Trump's Steel, Aluminum Tariffs May Cost $9B, Analysis Says
• Forum Owner Sues Calif. City Over New, Rival Clippers Arena
• Tribes' Religious Claims Fail In Ore. Highway Project Suit
• 10 Tips For Working With IT To Preserve Data
• OSHA Delays New Beryllium Exposure Rules Until May
• NY Wheel Ch. 11 Dismissal Proceeds After Mediation Fails
• Waiver Dooms Pa. Town's Bid To Shield Docs In Contract Fight
• Calif. Justices Set To Tackle Key Liability Insurance Query
• Texas Supreme Court Says Heavy Equipment Tax Law Legal
• Greenberg Guides TopBuild's $475M Acquisition Of Rival
• Feds, Md. Slam Group's Challenge To Purple Line Rail Funding
• Pa. DEP OKs Permits For Birdsboro Natural Gas Power Plant
• Neighborhood Group Fights EPA, Corps Bid To Nix Water Suit
• Attys Vital As Miami Turns To Transit-Oriented Development
• Real Estate Rumors: Spencer Equity, Kushner, Capital One
• Make An Informed Choice About Arbitration
• Hudson Tunnel Funds In Question Under Infrastructure Plan
• Trump Vows Stiff Steel, Aluminum Tariffs