Construction Archive » January, 2025

Construction - January, 2025

177 articles

• Real Estate Recap: Data Centers, Trump, Prepack Bankruptcy
• Top Bribe-Taker In NYC Housing Corruption Bust Gets 4 Years
• Supreme Court Eyes Its 'Next Frontier' In FCC Delegation Case
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Debate: Strategy Considerations
• Explosives Biz Plugs €200M Into Finland TNT Facility
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Buddhist Temple Urges Halt To Army Corps' Everglades Plan
• Tribe's Alaskan Burial Site Dispute Paused During Talks
• Industrial Services PE Firm Lands $425M For Debut Fund
• Agency In NJ Town Loses Retrial Bid In $26M Land-Taking Fight
• Scope And Nature Of Judicial Relief Will Affect Loper's Impact
• 6th Circ. Wonders If Trump NLRB Shake-Up Moots Memo Suit
• Adventure Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Crypto Cos. Seek $6.3M From Travelers Over Building Fire
• IUOE's Top Leader Pleads Guilty To Filing False DOL Reports
• What Vinyl Acetate's Prop 65 Listing Means For Cos.
• Gov't Urges High Court To OK 2nd 'Buffalo Billion' Trial
• 5 Ways To Create Effective Mock Assignments For Associates
• Ga. Judge Cuts Atty Fees In Home Depot Class Settlement
• Construction Group Of The Year: Nossaman
• Tribal Leaders Call Funding Freeze A 'Step In Wrong Direction'
• Ex-Allied World Executive Gets Prison, Must Repay $1.2M
• FCC Scraps Reg Plan For Cell Tower Enviro Reviews
• SoCal Edison Faces More Suits Over Eaton Blaze
• Union Worker Entitled To Higher Pension Benefits, Judge Says
• Nestle Plant Can Switch Power Providers, Ga. Justices Rule
• Biz Groups Seek To Defend Embattled DOT Diversity Program
• Legal Personhood Can Give Natural Entities Their Day In Court
• Beacon Roofing Nails Poison Pill To $11B Hostile Takeover Bid
• Senate Confirms Sean Duffy As DOT Secretary
• Cement Maker Carve-Out Titan America Plans For $396M IPO
• Law Firm Accused Of Botching NYC Construction Lawsuit
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's 2024 Year In Review
• Wynn Fraud Trial Still On As Appeals Court Declines To Step In
• Alaskan Co. Says Texas Firm Bungled Wash. Dam Scaffolding
• No Coverage For Worker 'Crushed' In Hole, Insurer Says
• Buddhist Group Wants Army Corps Everglades Plan Blocked
• Contractor Seeks DC Circ. Approval Of $200M Arbitral Award
• NJ Shortens Window For Use Of Redevelopment Tax Credits
• QXO Goes Hostile With $11B Beacon Roofing Takeover Bid
• The 7th Circ.'s Top 10 Civil Opinions Of 2024
• NJ Prosecutors Shielded From Contractors' Claims, Court Told
• Judge Tosses Bias Suit Over Deadlines, AI-Generated Filings
• 'Key Personnel' Defense Is Trending In GAO Bid Protests
• Davis Polk, Skadden Build Emerson's $7.2B AspenTech Buy
• Real Estate Recap: Hughes Fire, EOs, Practices Of The Year
• US Steel Will Pay $6.1M To End Suit Over Pa. Plant's Dust
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mentorship Resolutions For The New Year
• Ex-Tribal Chair Seeks High Court Review Of Extortion Verdict
• Foreign Workers' RICO Claims Should Advance, Judge Says
• Minn. Bill Would Allow Tax Break For New Housing Materials
• What Insurers Should Know About AI Use In Litigation
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Apprentice Work Regulations
• Coaching Little League Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pa. Justices: NGA Doesn't Bar State Board's Permit Reviews
• Texas Court Asks If $50M Award In Dubai Tower Case Was Fair
• GAO Says Army Corps Reasonably Rejected Contractor's Bid
• 7 Employment Contracts Issues Facing DOL Scrutiny
• Sotomayor Halts 2nd Circ. Ruling In Landmark Graft Case
• Full DC Circ. Stands By Wipeout Of FERC Pipeline Approvals
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2025
• Construction Group Of The Year: Kaplan Kirsch
• Judge Knocks Biden Order Supporting Union Contractors
• Too Early For Liability In Pollution Suit, Sherwin-Williams Says
• Water Main Co. Will Pay $1M After Connecticut Fish Kill
• 3 Noteworthy Effects Of The 2025 NDAA
• Victors In Landmark Graft Case Want 2nd Top Court Review
• Justices Won't Review If Codes In Laws Can Be Copyrighted
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Split 6th Circ. OKs FERC's Revocation Of Ohio Utility Grid Perk
• Real Estate Recap: Trump Policy Priorities, Natural Disasters
• 9th Circ. Backs Vacating Some Trump-Era Oil And Gas Leases
• NJ Beach Access Dispute Should Go To Trial, Panel Says
• Rethinking Litigation Risk And What It Really Means To Win
• Public Corruption Enforcement In 2024 Has Clues For 2025
• Off The Bench: Arrest In NBA Betting Probe, 76ers' Arena Deal
• IP Forecast: Mass. Court To Hear Inequitable Conduct Fight
• Trump's HUD Pick Opposes Telework, Backs Opportunity Zones
• Trump's DOT Pick Says Air Safety, New Tech Big Priorities
• Quarry, Conn. Town Eye Settlement In $9.5M Shutdown Feud
• Fla. Real Estate Broker Cops To Money Laundering Scheme
• Mining Co. Can Intervene In Nevada Lithium Project Suit
• Browns Stadium Fight Belongs In Ohio State Court, Judge Told
• PE Exec Nominated To Lead Fannie, Freddie Regulator
• Proactively Managing Tariff Impacts On Megaprojects
• Mass. Bookkeeper Gets 2 Years For Embezzlement
• Fed. Circ. Says German Paper Co. Can't Nix $194M Duties Suit
• Treasury Updates Bonus Energy Tax Credit Safe Harbors
• Playing Rugby Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Wash. City, Tribe Look To Settle 24-Hour ER Shelter Dispute
• Justices Asked If Zoning Immunity Can Pass To Private Entity
• Australia Gives Guidance On Foreign-Funded Construction
• Updated FWS Regs Will Streamline Right-Of-Way Permitting
• Connecticut Town Accused Of Fumbling Affordable Condo Plan
• Sterlington Lands DC Int'l Arbitration Atty From A&O Shearman
• No, Litigation Funders Are Not 'Fleeing' The District Of Del.
• Elusive Cognizant Witness Ready To Testify, Gov't Says
• Beacon Roofing Rejects $11B Takeover Offer Lobbed By QXO
• Boston Lawyers Accused Of Bungling Exec's Bias Claim
• Biden Order Outlines Steps For Bolstering AI Infrastructure
• OIG Wants Corps' Overruns, Delays To Inform Future Projects
• Resort Developer Asks To Wind Up Chinese Co. In Bahamas
• Pittsburgh Can't Pay To Bow Out Of Bridge Collapse Suits
• FPL Knew Electrified Palm Tree Was Dangerous, Worker Says
• Duties On Chinese Quartz Surface Products Remain In Place
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2025 And Beyond
• DC Circ. Axes Challenge To Grid Project Perk
• Monsanto Hit With $100M Jury Verdict In 10th Seattle PCB Trial
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Seek Update On Elusive Gov't Witness
• H&E Rentals' Stock Doubles On $4.8B United Rentals Deal
• Bannon Must Explain Atty Swap As NY Wall Fraud Trial Looms
• Colombian Refinery Co. Gets $1B McDermott Award OK'd
• Newsom Waives Permits, Enviro Rules To Rebuild LA Faster
• FHWA Ends 'Buy America' Waiver For Manufactured Products
• NJ Groups Sue To Revoke Offshore Wind Farm Approvals
• Manufactured Housing Groups Seek Early Win Against DOE
• Contractor Drops Mich. Supreme Court 'Fees For Fees' Appeal
• Ga. Waste Authority Sues To Block County's Audit Attempt
• NY Judge Unmoved By Media Dustups In Mayor's Bribe Case
• Attys Seek $4.4M In Fees For Gas Well Plugging Settlement
• 76ers Drop Controversial Plan For New Center City Arena
• DeSantis Vows More Money, Control Over Everglades Projects
• Real Estate Recap: REIT Activism, Enviro Policy, Power Woes
• Loggers, Landowners Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Antitrust Suit
• Webuild Says $54M Argentina Award Must Be Enforced
• Kiewit's Seattle Marine Yard Runoff Violates CWA, Suit Says
• Construction Exec Cops To Unlawfully Funding NYC Mayor
• 7 Ways 2nd Trump Administration May Affect Partner Hiring
• Fla. Condos Tied To Sanctioned Russians Transferred To Feds
• EV Co. Says Liberty Mutual Owes $25M In Construction Clash
• Wash. Justices Won't Review $160M Seattle Property Tax Win
• Texas Oil Well Operator's Ch. 11 Plan Approved With Releases
• Asphalt Exec Latest To Plead Guilty In Bid-Rigging Scheme
• How Trump 2.0 May Change Business In Latin America
• Ex-Steel Co. Worker Who Won $3 Wants Age Bias Redo
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Custodian Selection
• Feds Award Millions To Tribes For Safe Water, Homes, Climate
• Wind Power Substation Is Quiet Enough, Mass. Justices Say
• Kraft Heinz Set For March Trial Over Food Factory Overhaul
• Insurer Can't Duck Covering Wash. Developer In Flooding Suit
• Farm Owner Can't Claim $6.5M For Border Wall, 5th Circ. Told
• Fed. Circ. Wrestles With China Tariff Authority Limits
• Divisive Mass. Housing Law Can Stand With Administrative Fix
• Exercising On My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Role Of Corrected IP In Construction PGR
• Property Owner Says Insurer Owes $16.2M For Fire Damage
• How To Manage During A Trade Dispute With USMCA Partners
• Developer Says Mass. Stalling $15M Brownfields Tax Credit
• DC Circ. OKs FERC's Approval For Indiana Pipeline
• No Problem With $217M Dam Repair Tax, Mich. Panel Says
• GAO Calls Navy's Construction Deal Conditions 'Reasonable'
• Cos. Accused Of Misusing EB-5 Investor Funds
• Biden Signs DC Football Stadium Bill Into Law
• $182M Army Corps Deal Protest Tripped Up By Employee Exit
• Feds Hit Georgia Developer With Suit Over Native Artifacts
• DOD Adds WeChat Owner, CATL To Chinese Military Co. List
• Exploring Venue Strategy For Trump-Era Regulatory Litigation
• Real Estate Recap: All Eyes On '25
• Enforcement Of $146M Chilean Hospital Award Sought In Conn.
• Wash. City Fights Order To Keep ER Tribal Shelter Open
• AIG Seeks $302K For Water Damage At NFL Player's NJ Home
• Laborers Benefit Funds Get OK For $4.7M Class Settlement
• Anchorage Residents Look To Block Tribal Casino Project
• Ill. Atty Can't Avoid Prison Pending Bribery Appeal
• Playing Esports Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Conn. High Court Slams Insurer's 'Conflicting' Policy Letters
• Solar Panel Tech Co. Faces Investor Suit Over Project Delays
• Mich. Justices Say Detroit Fire Fee Is Legal, Not A Tax
• 7th Circ. Won't Review $3.4M Faulty Work Coverage Ruling
• Expect Continued Momentum For Nuclear Power In 2025
• An Associate's Guide To Career Development In 2025
• Copyright & Trademark Policy And Trends To Watch In 2025
• Transportation Cases To Watch In 2025
• Washington Cases To Watch In 2025
• Transportation Regulation & Legislation To Watch In 2025