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Construction - November, 2023

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• IP Forecast: Beauty And The Copyright-Protected Beast
• FERC Says Utilities Can't Justify Grid Upgrade Reward Wishes
• Alaska, Willow Backers Fight 'Drastic' Bid To Halt Oil Project
• Feds Rest Case In Ex-Philly Union Head's Embezzlement Trial
• Pipe Co. Says Commerce Dept. Overreacted To Heading Error
• EPA Proposes Removing All Lead Pipes In Next Decade
• Lloyd's, Flooring Co. Agree To End Dispute Over $2.8M Fire
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• DLA Piper Real Estate Pro Rejoins Greenberg Traurig In Calif.
• Locke Lord Fights Deposition Of NYC Atty In Malpractice Case
• NY Tribe Sues To Stop Sewage Pipeline On Wildlife Refuge
• Chicago Pol Denied Mistrial Over Witness's 'Corrupt' Remark
• Tire Maker Claims Indian Rival Escaped Subsidy Duties
• NY Appeals Court Reinstates Trump Gag Orders
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 37 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Trump's Bankers Testify They Saw No Fraud And Made Millions
• Calif. Court OKs Expanded Coverages For Last Resort Insurer
• Chicago Pol Recorded Tying Project Aid To Work For Law Firm
• Virginia Pipeline Challengers Seek Freeze From High Court
• Denver Construction Co. Sanctioned In Casino Project Case
• New York Electric Utility Escapes Insurer's $3.7M Lab Fire Suit
• Berkshire Hathaway Unit Hit With Water Pollution Suit In NC
• 'Vague' Billing Justifies 10% Cut In Atty Fees, Judge Says
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 36 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Chicago Pol OK With 'Sharing The Wealth,' He Says On Tape
• 2nd Circ. Revives Timed-Out Siemens False Claims Act Suit
• DOJ Tells Justices Latest Steel Tariff Case Same As Before
• Car Crash Coverage Barred By Auto Exclusion, Insurer Says
• Sofia Vergara Owes $1.7M For Mansion Reno, Contractor Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Brent Saunders, JVM, Hudson Pacific
• Navigating USCIS' New Minimum EB-5 Investment Period
• Nossaman Atty Rejoins Lewis Brisbois As Enviro Co-Leader
• Insurer Says No Defense For Contractor In Stormwater Suit
• Australian Solar Energy Firm Raises Range For $45M US IPO
• Feds Tee Up Dumping Duties On Brass Rods From 5 Countries
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 35 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• 2nd Circ. Remains Mum In Hearing Over Panama Discovery
• State Dept. Urged To Improve Embassy Power Plant Planning
• Trash Or Treasure, Court OKs Lifting Turkish Scrap Metal Duty
• Insurer Seeks $17.4M For Failed La. Dredging Projects
• Pa. Justices Say Construction Bid Fight Belongs To PennDOT
• Colombia Oil Co. Wants To Challenge McDermott Restructure
• RealPage, Landlords Say DOJ Wrong On Price-Fixing Claims
• Insurer Must Unveil Secret Settlement Terms, Court Told
• ESG Around The World: Mexico
• Veteran Project Finance Partner Joins Kilpatrick From Stroock
• No 2nd Shot For Complex In Hurricane Case, Agent Says
• Trump Downplays NY Judge's Safety Risk After Threats
• Commerce Tees Up Duties On Steel Shelves From 4 Countries
• Dems' Victory Lap: Michigan's Biggest Legislation Of 2023
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 34 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FDA Resource Latest Move To Prevent Baby Formula Scarcity
• 3rd Circ. To Rehear EPA Oil Refinery Permit Case
• IPO Market Still Kicking As End Of 2023 Draws Near
• With FERC Stalled On Pipeline Policy, Courts Could Show Way
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Trump's Posts Linked To Threats Against NY Judge, Clerk
• Dinsmore Opens In Miami With 11-Atty Lewis Brisbois Team
• Construction Loan Disclosures Could Benefit Rural Housing
• Former Littler Atty Among 6 Newbies With Keating Muething
• Green Orgs Fight Back On Corps' Brief In Port Expansion Row
• Ex-Trump Org Exec Says He 'Gave Up' Amid Fraud Probes
• Coast Guard Contractor Settles $1M Dredging Dispute
• Allstate, Lowe's Settle Dehumidifier Fire Coverage Dispute
• Toll Bros. Fights To Keep Suit Alleging Botched $12M Deal Alive
• Fast Food CEO Says Work Stalled After He Spurned Pol's Firm
• Energy Bonus Credits' Labor Rules Set Bar Too High, IRS Told
• Labor Board Doubts Shipbuilders Need Foreign Workers
• Trade Court Win Didn't Detach Steel Importer From Duty Order
• Enbridge Says Pipeline Fight Threatens Foreign Policy
• Real Estate Rumors: BridgeCity, Pittenger, Western Bank
• NC Court Pans Pattern Of 'Ineffective' Grounds For Review
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• 2 Real Estate Attorneys Join Moye White In Denver
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 33 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• St. Louis, Sierra Club Back EPA Rejection Of Mo. Ozone Plan
• Chinese Investors Bring Arbitrability Qs Before High Court
• Defense Agency Deal Gets Waiver From Standard Practices
• 6th Circ. Says Court Overreached In IRS Benefit Guidance Suit
• Trump Controller Says Mazars Knew All In Fraud Trial Defense
• Justices Deny Review Of Insurer's $1M Injury Claim Dispute
• Enbridge Unit Seeks Land Access For Texas Pipeline Project
• Monsanto Hit With $165M Verdict In Latest School PCB Loss
• DC Ruling Provides Support For Builders Risk Claim Recovery
• What NJ's Green Remediation Guidance Means For Cleanups
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 32 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Texas Justices Urged To Ax $2.8M Hurricane Flooding Verdict
• Skanska Hit With $1.69M Verdict In Oyster Destruction Suit
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Over Grid Replacement Projects Order
• EU Proposes Ban On Russian Aluminum Products
• Chicago Politician Says Bribery Case Lacks Smoking Gun
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Forklift Accident At NC Plant
• Ga. Judge Considers Whether To Keep $5B Rivian Suit Alive
• Sunac China Gets US Recognition For $9B Hong Kong Reorg
• Trump's Mistrial Request Rejected In NY Civil Fraud Case
• Mo. Solar Projects Need Clarity On Enterprise Zone Tax Relief
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Off The Bench: Harbaugh Sits, Pac-12 Chaos, A's Move OK'd
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Suit On Insurer's Duty To Defend
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 31 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Conn. Judge Consolidates $1.1M Ryobi Battery Fire Claims
• Feds Award $192M For Conservation, Water Projects
• Attys See More Borrowers Willing To Ditch Distressed CRE
• Green Groups Want Alaskan Oil Project Blocked During Appeal
• Chicago Pol Sold His Power For Law Firm Business, Jury Told
• Contractor Owes $14M For Exxon Pipeline Work, Co. Says
• Pipeline Builder Wins $4.5M Verdict Against Marathon Unit
• $100M In State Dept. Deals Survive Incumbent's Block Bid
• Looking For Defense Contract Appeal Trends In Annual Report
• State Telecom Roundup: The Biggest States' Broadband Gaps
• DOE Floats Looser Enviro Reviews For Clean Energy Projects
• Real Estate Rumors: Kolter, PulteGroup, Chetrit Group
• Feds Urge 1st Circ. To Affirm OK Of Mass. Wind Energy Project
• 2nd Circ. Holding Could Disrupt SEC Disgorgement Methods
• NY Appeals Court Temporarily Lifts Trump Gag Orders
• DOJ Says RealPage Algorithm Amounts To Price-Fixing
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 30 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Army Had Reason To Nix $8M Afghanistan Deal, ASBCA Says
• Trump Seeks Mistrial In NY Fraud Case, Claiming Judicial Bias
• Miami-Dade Mayor Recommends Canceling Miami Wilds Deal
• Watchdog Dubious That Gitmo Deal Terms Biased Protester
• Black IBEW Member Says Racism Cost Him Apprenticeship
• Ill. Fence Maker Says CBP Wrongly Classified Steel Posts
• FERC Rammed Through Unneeded Gas Project, DC Circ. Told
• Shipbuilder Urges 3rd Circ. To Back Bankruptcy Court Ruling
• Outspoken NY Judge Could Help Trump More Than Hurt Him
• Commerce Must Rethink German Subsidies For 3rd Time
• Judge Faults Thai Pipe Importer's Penalty Duty As Speculative
• Developer Gets 41 Months For Hiding $9M From Creditors, IRS
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Concrete Worker Sues Mix Supplier And Employee Over Burns
• Hinckley Allen Adds Construction Partner In Boston
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 29 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• States, Industry Renew WOTUS Suits After Rule Update
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Contractor In $1.4M Arbitration
• DOL Board Kills Bid For H-2B Telecom Construction Workers
• Trump's Valuation Defense Takes Shape In Civil Fraud Trial
• 5th Circ. Nixes Air Permit For Texas LNG Terminal
• Meet The Panelists: Perils And Opportunities Of CRE Distress
• Real Estate Rumors: Riklis, One Community Health, Osborne
• FERC, Landowners Duel Over Pipeline Suit's Future
• Justices Urged To Allow Highway Flooding Case To Proceed
• ESG Around The World: South Korea
• Tribe, Contractor Tell 9th Circ. They've Settled 15-Year Dispute
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Segal McCambridge Opens Boston Office With Clyde & Co. Atty
• Estate Says Justices Should Settle Insurance Payout Tax Split
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 28 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Don Jr. Showcases 'Sexy' Assets In Trump's Fraud Defense
• Pipeline Builder Says It's Owed $4 Million For Done Deal
• 9th Circ. Urged To Certify Wildfire Debris Coverage Question
• Insurer Denied Early Win In $8.3M Building Defect Dispute
• Law360 Webinar: Perils And Opportunities Of CRE Distress
• Lien Used For Development Buy Was Valid, Mich. Panel Says
• Equipment Co. Settles Medical Pot User's Bias Lawsuit
• Nigeria, Engineering Firm Settle $2.9M Award Fight
• Feds Insist They Can Approve Temp Nuke Waste Storage Sites
• Amazon Warehouse Subcontractor Sues For $3.6M Payment
• Attys Seek $2.1M Award In Pebble Mine Buildout Suit
• Whiteford Can't Escape $18M Malpractice Suit, 4th Circ. Rules
• DR Horton, Lennar Hit With Disability Bias Suit In Texas
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 27 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Crowell Brings On Stroock Litigator And His 9-Atty Team In NY
• Green Groups Lose Bid To Stop ConocoPhillips' Willow Project
• Feds, Backers Fight Alaska's High Court Effort To Revive Mine
• Trustee In Sawmill's Ch. 11 Seeks $6M Settlement Payout OK
• Trump's Experts Can Testify In NY Fraud Trial, Judge Rules
• Trade Agency Advances Probe Into Fujifilm's Printing Plates
• Insurer Says $58M Wrongful Death Judgment Not Covered
• Biden GHG Cost Estimates Face Uncertain Fate In Court
• Mich. Jury Awards $4M To Trucker Crushed By Equipment
• Va. Lawmakers, FBI Criticize Selection Process For New HQ
• Judge Accepts Feds' Logic For Aluminum Duty Expansion
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• Tenants Oppose Landlords' Dismissal Bids In RealPage MDL
• A Bird's Eye View Of NYC's New Parapet Inspection Law
• Insurer Wants Out Of Georgia Camp's Tree-Cutting Dispute
• Amerisure Must Cover Crane Damage Suit, Contractor Says
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Chicago Alderman's Trial Postponed After Atty Gets COVID
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 26 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Ivanka Testifies She Wasn't 'Privy' To Father's Net Worth Docs
• 5th Circ. Mulls Coverage For ExxonMobil Jobsite Fatality
• Congo Can't Escape $1.8B Awards Over Public Works Deals
• UPenn Worker Sues LF Driscoll Over Fall During HVAC Work
• Court Nixes Mining Cos.' Takings Case Over Border Wall
• LA Developer Urges 9th Circ. To Ax Rival's Early RICO Win
• Appeals Board OKs Construction Co.'s Train Delay Claims
• Judge Severs Feds' Counterclaim In Pipeline Trespassing Row
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Pa. Quarry Tells Panel It Doesn't Want 'Reset' On Permit
• AI Use May Trigger False Claims Act's Public Disclosure Bar
• State Energy Election Recap: Public Power Loses, Gas Wins
• Mich. Treasurer Tells Court To Scrap Tax Rate Case
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 25 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• DC Circ. Asks If Feds Amply Weighed NYC Pipeline's Impact
• Enviro Orgs. Target Corps' 'Blanket' Permit For CO2 Pipelines
• Construction Groups Fight DOL's New Davis-Bacon Rule
• Ga. Power Co. Wants $250M For Shoddy Biofuel Plant Work
• US Truck Trailer Co. Protests Supplier Evasion Ruling
• Offshore Wind Must Get Creative Amid Macroeconomic Storm
• Mont. Tribal Council At Fault For Attacks, Firm Says
• Unpacking GAO's FY 2023 Bid Protest Report
• Now-Retired Prince Lobel Atty Botched Wage Case, Suit Says
• Solar Farm Cos. Eye More Cuts To Ga. Erosion Damage Award
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Key Shifts In EU, UK Emissions Credits: Challenges For Cos.
• Trump Takes Stand, Rips Judge And AG In Historic Fraud Trial
• Monsanto Spinoff Owes Wash. Teachers Over $47M, Jury Told
• Carlyle Group Ducks Racial Criteria Suit Against Developer
• Biden Touts $16.4B To Fund Northeast Corridor Upgrades
• ESG Practices Take Hits, But Aren't Going Anywhere
• Contractor Beats Negligence Suit Over Fatal NC Paper Mill Fire
• 'Rules Didn't Apply' To Ex-Union Leader, Philly Jurors Told
• Builder Can't Resume Work Halted By Affordability Spat
• Building Manufacturer To Face Rival's Trade Secrets Suit
• Workers Keep Class Cert. In Electrical Co. Wage Suit
• GSA To Put $2B Into 'Low-Embodied Carbon' Materials
• Drug Compounding Co. Sues FDA Over 'Catch-22' Recall Ask
• AECOM Can't Cap Liability In Colo. Toll Lanes Row, Suit Says
• Chinese Investors Settle EB-5 Claims On Eve Of Trial
• Solar Developer Takes Vineyard Wind 1 Challenge To 1st Circ.
• Sidley Hires Former Allen & Overy LLP Energy Partner In NY
• 5th Circ. Ruling May Beget Fraud Jury Instruction Appeals
• COVERAGE RECAP: Trump Takes Witness Stand In NY Case
• Biden Takes A Jab At China In Americas Partnership Speech
• 2 Firms Ask To Lead Stanley Black & Decker Shareholder Case
• Fla. Judge Trims Permit Fee Class Claims Against Miami
• Chicago Pol Faces Trial Over Allegedly Extorted Legal Work
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Contractor Seeks Coverage For Seattle Sewer Damage Dispute
• Eric Trump Denies Father Directed $2M Weisselberg Exit Deal
• Breaking Down Insurers' Improper Recoupment Efforts
• Crash Victim Asks 4th Circ. To Affirm $2M Insurance Payout
• Insurer's Contractor-Swap Countersuit Fails, Court Told
• Trump Attys Hit With Gag Order Over Law Clerk Comments
• House Bill Could Help Resolve 'Waters Of US' Questions
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 23 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Feds Pour $653M Into Ports To Smooth Supply Chains
• Oakland Broke Deal With Shipping Port Over Coal, Judge Says
• Monsanto Spinoff Blames Poor Air In PCB Trial's Final Hours
• Eric Trump Says He Wasn't Involved With Dad's Financials
• Developer Loses Delay Bid In Suit Alleging $99.5M EB-5 Scam
• NC City Calls For Immunity In Suit Over Costly Rail Project
• Real Estate Rumors: Continental, Tananbaum, Prestige Cos.
• Conn. Quarry Seeks Another $3.3M Over 'Political' Shutdown
• US Faces Yet Another Suit Over Canadian Lumber Tariffs
• NJ Panel Upholds Denial Of $56K Fee In Construction Row
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 22 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Trump Jr. Downplays His Valuation Role At NY Fraud Trial
• Subconsultant Ducking Death Suit Defense Duties, Suit Says
• XTO Inks $16M Deal With Feds On Underpaid Gas Royalties
• 1st Circ. Upholds Mass. Tribe's Casino Land Grant
• Ga. Says Hyundai Co. Investing $24M In Parts Facility
• 2nd Circ. Reverses Extra Disgorgement Order In Fraud Case
• Chinese Wire Maker Blew Chance At Lower Tariff, Feds Argue
• California's Offshore Turbine Plans Face Stiff Headwinds
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Internet Providers Can Seek Fed Funds Without Bank Backing
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 21 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial