Construction Archive » February, 2025

Construction - February, 2025

182 articles

• Real Estate Recap: Gov't Lease Limbo, AI Upset, Profiteering
• 2nd Circ. Revives Electrical Worker's Union Pension Fight
• Coverage Claims Trimmed For Faulty Non-GMO Grain Silos
• Cheyenne Sioux Tribe Says US Must Pay For Building Repairs
• Liberty Says Travelers Must Cover Builder In NYU Injury Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court Asked To Weigh Investors' Eminent Domain Case
• Ga. Developers Accused Of Polluting During Solar Farm Build
• Energy Co. Sued Over Rent, Radioactive Waste Disclosures
• Del. Corp. Litigation Bill Already Turning Up In Other Cases
• Cognizant Execs' Trial Could Test Force Of FCPA Pause
• Contract Disputes Recap: Liability Test, Termination Claims
• How Adams' Latest Move Might Checkmate The DOJ
• Racing Corvettes Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Halts Trump's Wed. Night Deadline To Restore Aid
• Dewberry Ruling May Lead To More Defendants In TM Fights
• Skanska JV Owes Ukraine War Cost Hikes, Contractor Says
• Wash. Judge Says Officials Are Immune To Energy Code Suit
• 'Congress Favors Arbitration' In EB-5 Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• Trade Group Urges 6th Circ. To Undo Moot NLRB Memo Ruling
• Attorneys Must Act Now To Protect Judicial Independence
• Appealing An Interlocutory Order On Insurer Duty To Defend
• Adams Says SDNY Memo Leaks Doom His Bribery Case
• Justices Vacate TM Award That Put Co.'s Affiliates On Hook
• Trump Admin Must Restore Aid By Wed. Night, Court Says
• Imported Copper May Face Tariffs Following New Trump Probe
• NJ Court Revives Suit Over Fatal Parkway Crash
• Chicago Escapes Bulk Of Insurer's $26M Willis Tower Suit 
• PLA Amendment Moots Contractor Dispute, Gov't Says
• Fla. Bill Targets Last-Resort Coverage For Unsafe Condos
• 5th Circ. Declines Real Estate Co.'s Injunction Bid In TM Feud
• Rethinking 'No Comment' For Clients Facing Public Crises
• Atlanta Says 'Cop City' Completion Moots Public Vote
• Reading The Tea Leaves On Mexico, Canada And China Tariffs
• Silicon Valley City Planners Say Landowners Can't Duck Suit
• Border Wall Cos. Learned Of Fund Row In 2024, 5th Circ. Told
• 'Fraternal Duty' No Grounds For Conspiracy, 11th Circ. Told
• 4 Things Attys Should Know About Pennsylvania's Budget
• Engineering Co.'s $4.1M Claims Axed In Army Corps Dispute
• GAO Sinks Protest Over Army Corps Solicitation Amendment
• Apple To Invest $500B In US Over 4 Years As Tariffs Mount
• How Design Thinking Can Help Lawyers Find Purpose In Work
• Army Corps Contract Releases Not Clear On Rust Remediation
• Real Estate Recap: 'Park Ave' Effect, Federal Leases, Atty Hires
• Md. Senate OKs Tax Break For Service Station Conversions
• Fed. Circ. Scraps Ruling On $14M Army Corps Contract Row
• Adams Judge Won't Toss Case, Taps Paul Clement For Review
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Balk At Wording Of Trial Date Draft Order
• Trump Admin Must Obey Order To Restore Aid, Judge Says
• Calif. Rail Project Back In Trump's Crosshairs With DOT Probe
• Enbridge's Pipeline Tunnel Approval OK'd By Mich. Panel
• Fed. Circ. Revives Claims Over Maui Bypass Work Delays
• Chicago Lawmakers Give Final OK For $7B Mixed-Use Project
• EPA Sued Over Approval Of Radioactive Waste Road Project
• NY Expands Local Power To Give Storm Damage Tax Breaks
• FCPA Shake-Up May Open Bribery Loophole
• Liberty Owes Travelers $2.1M For Hotel Defect Defense Costs
• Competitive Weightlifting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Is Defying Order To Unfreeze Foreign Aid, Groups Say
• Alaskan Village Says Its Immune From Residents' Casino Suit
• PVC Pipe Giant Atkore Discloses DOJ Grand Jury Probe
• Wash. City, Tribe Reach Deal In Emergency Shelter Dispute
• Year Of The Snake Will Shake Up RE And Mortgage Finance
• 8 Ways Cos. Can Prep For Termination Of Their Enviro Grants
• Buyers Say Berkshire Unit's Threats Raised Prices
• Adams, DOJ Quizzed On Dismissal Bid By Wary Judge
• Construction Group Of The Year: Seyfarth
• Ill. Dept. OKs Quantum Computing Building Tax Credit Regs
• H&E Rentals Uses Go-Shop To Ink 'Superior' $5.3B Deal
• Developer Sues To Force Fla. Village Into Dispute Resolution
• Construction Co. Awarded $75M In Colo. Casino Fight
• Telecoms Hope New Ag Secretary Pushes Permit Reform
• Houston Energy Co. Settles Claims Over Utah Plant Turbines
• NY Broadens Tax Break Guidelines For Development Projects
• DOJ Noncommittal On Cognizant Bribe Trial Amid FCPA Order
• Adams, Feds Ordered To Explain Dismissal Bid At Hearing
• Real Estate Recap: Practice Pivot, Tariff Tax, Lennar's Lawyers
• Old Permits Irrelevant To Pollution Controls, Texas Justices Say
• Calif. Insurance Chief Backs Wildfire Mitigation, Recovery Bills
• How New SBA Rule May Affect Small Government Contractors
• DC Judge Orders Feds To Restore Foreign Funding
• Adams Case Careens Toward 'Messy' Hearing, Experts Say
• Adams Case Fiasco 'Unparalleled' In Modern US History
• Inconsistent Injury-In-Fact Rules Hinder Federal Practice
• Owens Corning Sells Glass Reinforcements Biz For $755M
• Construction Groups, DOL Want Pause In DBA Rule Fight
• DOJ Files Motion To Drop Adams Case After Prosecutors Exit
• Claims Court Won't Block $182M Army Corps Deal
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Defaulted Notes, EB-5 Investor Fraud
• NY State Says Nothing New In Seneca Nation's Thruway Suit
• DOL Board Revives Mich. Gutter Co.'s H-2B Bid For Helpers
• In-House Counsel Pointers For Preserving Atty-Client Privilege
• SDNY US Atty Resigns, Alleging Trump-Adams 'Quid Pro Quo'
• AIG Unit Says $6M Construction Defect Deal Isn't Covered
• GOP Sens. Pitch $1K Tax On EVs To Boost Highway Fund
• GAO Says Navy Mistake Can't Sink $82M Construction Deal
• 5th Circ. OKs Drop Of Litigation Over Biden-Era GHG Rule
• Roofing Co. Buyout Bid Heats Up With Board, Antitrust News
• As EPA Backs Down, Expect Enviros To Step Up Citizen Suits
• Dentons Adds Indianapolis Attorney To Energy Practice
• Construction Group Of The Year: Troutman
• Ex-NYC Housing Worker Avoids Jail 1 Year After Mass Arrests
• Insurer Needn't Pay For Leaky Window Arbitration Award
• Collecting Rare Books Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• GAO Says Protester Wrongly Used Redacted Army Corps Info
• Ex-Texas Mayor Fails Retrial Bid On Federal Bribery Charges
• Fla. Senate Committee Advances Resilient Building Tax Credit
• Monsanto PCB Appeal Seems To Divide Wash. High Court
• EV Charging Supply Chain In Limbo Amid Funding Freeze
• Biz Group Balks At Piecemeal Bonds In Crane Collapse Case
• Feds Are Asked How FCPA Halt Affects Cognizant Bribe Case
• Preparing For Stricter Anti-Boycott Enforcement Under Trump
• NJ Bill Seeks Tax Credits For Housing At Abandoned Sites
• ABA, Aid Orgs. Sue White House Over Foreign Funding Freeze
• NYC Mayor Says Bribery Case Is Over, Despite Silent Docket
• Lender Eyes Receiver For $17M Hotel Construction Note Debt
• Bannon Cops To Fraud Scheme In Border Wall Case
• Judge Should Not Have Been Reprimanded For Alito Essay
• Calif. Ruling Holds Wildfire Debris Not A Coverable Loss
• DOJ Brass Want Bribery Charges Against NYC Mayor Dropped
• QXO Rips Roofing Co. For Misleading Investors On $11B Offer
• Calif. Residents Say Co. Can't Prove Price-Fixing Conspiracy
• Nevada Lithium Mine Violates Indigenous' Rights, Report Says
• Bannon To Plead Guilty In Border Wall Fraud Case, Avoid Jail
• Lights, Camera, Ethics? TV Lawyers Tend To Set Bad Example
• Real Estate Recap: Evolving CRE Finance, Tariffs, PFAS
• FEMA Disaster Contract Oversight Is Lacking, GAO Says
• Insurer Escapes Construction Co.'s Suit Over $12.3M Award
• FERC Says Trump Orders Support DC Circ. Rehearing Bid
• Construction Groups Push To Ax DBA Final Rule For Good
• Project Foes Face Suit Over Pittsburgh Gay Bar Historic Filing
• 5th Circ. Upholds High School's Win In Gym Fire Suit
• What Contractors Can Do To Address Material Cost Increases
• Ex-Aide To Eric Adams To Admit Campaign Fraud Scheme
• What Calif. Bill Could Mean For Battery Energy Storage
• Activist Elliott Takes Aim At $7.2B AspenTech-Emerson Deal
• Buchalter Hires Another Taylor English Litigator In Atlanta
• 9th Circ. Says State Farm Unit Owes No More For Leaks
• Roofing Co.'s Board Fights $11B Hostile Takeover Offer
• NJ Supreme Court Snapshot: Paterson Police, Immigrant Pay
• Accountant-Owned Law Firms Could Blur Ethical Lines
• 4 Firms Steer Cement Maker Titan America's $384M IPO
• Atlanta Can't Dodge Suit Over Foiled Starbucks Development
• Jeld-Wen Appealing Forced Factory Sale To 4th Circ., Again
• FCC Says No To Ohio Group's Bid For Low Power FM Station
• 4th Circ. Sides With Credit Rater In Developers' Libel Lawsuit
• Foreign Trade Zones Can Help Cos. With Tariff Exposure
• Philly Law Firm Settles $1.5M Fee Suit Against Metal Company
• Reg Waiver Eases Calif. Rebuilding, But Proceed With Care
• Union Funds Call For Sanctions In CBA Fight With Crane Co.
• Inspection Workers Get Collective Status In Wage Suit
• Trump's Energy Plans: Climate, Data Centers, LNG And More
• AI Will Soon Transform The E-Discovery Industrial Complex
• Bid Exclusion For $563M Navy Base Deal Justified, GAO Says
• California Tribes Sue Feds Over 'Massive' Casino Project
• Cuts To Medicaid Will Devastate Tribal Healthcare, Experts Say
• Insurers Sued Over $8M In Water Damage At Wash. Condos
• China Hits Trump Tariffs With Mostly Symbolic WTO Challenge
• Trump's Energy Plans: Funding, Permits And Nuclear Power
• When Innovation Overwhelms The Rule Of Law
• Construction Group Of The Year: Orrick
• As Adams Case Teeters, A DOJ 'Ideal' Hangs In The Balance
• NY Mayor Adams Can't Get More Indictment Info, Judge Rules
• Turkish Construction Co. Wins OK Of $22M Libya Award
• Calif. AG Backs Tribes In Bid To Protect Cultural Resources
• Ex-Philly Union Head's Nephew Avoids Jail In Extortion Case
• Watchdog Says Site Selection For New FBI Building Flawed
• EB-5 Investors Claim They Were Defrauded In NC Hotel Project
• Colo. Hid Problems With Fiber-Optic Install Project, Suit Says
• DLA Piper Partner To Testify At Cognizant Evidence Hearing
• White House Lacks Authority To Issue NEPA Regs, Judge Says
• Wash. Gov. Orders Look At Data Centers' Tax Revenue Impact
• Philly Firm Seeks $1.5M Fee, Denies 'Explosive' Malpractice
• NYC Mayor's Ex-Aide Seeks Wiretap Data As DA Investigates
• Pa. Fines Allegheny Co. Contractor For Misclassified Workers
• Imagine The Possibilities Of Openly Autistic Lawyering
• 4th Circ. Won't Block SC Mixed-Use Housing Project
• Army Corps Can't Prove $4M Contractor Negligence Claim
• Ill. Bill Seeks Tax Break For Megaproject Building Materials
• Sotomayor Clears Path For Retrial In Landmark Graft Case
• Cozen Adds Ex-Carlton Fields Construction Pro In Boston
• Documentary Filmmaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer