Construction Archive » March, 2025

Construction - March, 2025

157 articles

• Ex-FDNY Official Gets 20 Months For Safety Review Kickbacks
• Caterpillar Escapes $100M Contract Breach Verdict
• DOI Rescinds Gaming Eligibility In $700M Calif. Casino Project
• Firms Must Embrace Alternative Billing Models Or Fall Behind
• Eric Adams Urges Speedy Dismissal As NYC Primaries Loom
• Real Estate Recap: Train Domain, FinCEN, Atlanta Data Centers
• DC Circ. Tosses Green Groups' Challenge To La. Gas Pipelines
• Judge Sides With Ga. County In DOJ's Racial Slur Suit
• Class Deal Doesn't Free Shell Contractor From Fed. Wage Suit
• NYC Margaritaville Ch. 11 Plan OK'd After Buffett Hit Played
• Contract Disputes Recap: Terminations Galore
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of On-Camera Presence
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: TikTok Duel Heats Up, NIL Suit Plays On
• AIG Drops Water Damage Suit Against NFL Player's Contractor
• Ex-Exec Doesn't Owe Holtec For Losses, NJ Appeals Court Says
• Baseball Fantasy Camp Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NM Case Shows Power Of Environmental Public Nuisance Law
• FCPA 'Purgatory' Frustrates White Collar Bar, Anxious Clients
• 1st Circ. Denies Gov't Bid To Enforce Funding Freeze
• Sotomayor Urges Caution On Nondelegation Doctrine Revamp
• Board Backs Both Sides' Claims In Army Corps Contract Row
• 4th Circ. Says Credit Union Not Liable For Fraudulent Transfer
• Court Can't Hear Everglades Water Dispute, 11th Circ. Says
• $1.1M Contract Cut Settles Foreign Vessel Row, Board Says
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Fed. Prosecutor To BigLaw
• Ex-GE Exec Gets 7 Years For Fraud In $1B Angola Energy Deal
• Baltimore Bridge Collapse: One Year Later
• Texas Panel Asks If Guadalupe Diversion Meshes With Law
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Ruling On 'Captive Audience' Memo
• After Fires, Calif. Must Streamline Enviro Reviews For Housing
• No Caprice In OSHA's Work Citation Rules, 11th Circ. Hears
• Contractor Drops $1.1M Bond Dispute Against Liberty Mutual
• Jurisdiction Argument In USAID Dissent Is Up For Debate
• Ore. Tribe Backs Hydro Utility's Eminent Domain Bid At Falls
• Kirkland-Led Pike Street Clinches $199M Continuation Fund
• How Importers Can Minimize FCA Risks Of Tariff Mitigation
• Texas High Court Revives Developer's Floodplain Takings Suit
• Colo. Justices Take Subcontractor's Forfeit For Excess Case
• Firms Still Have Lateral Market Advantage, But Risks Persist
• NC Justices Back Permit Approval For Disputed Asphalt Plant
• Real Estate Recap: GSA Leases, Artemis, C-PACE
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Reconsidering Dismissal Of Paul Weiss
• Travelers Wants Exit From $4.5M Faulty Apartment Settlement
• Making The Opportunity Zones Program Great At Last
• Mich. Judge Dismisses $217M Dam Repair Tax Challenge
• We Must Allow Judges To Use Their Independent Judgment
• NJ Panel Denies Bid To Block Affordable Housing Complex
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Paul Weiss, Cooley
• NTSB Says Maryland Didn't Track Risks Of Key Bridge Collapse
• 11th Circ. Allows Remand Of EB-5 Suit To Fla. State Court
• Tribe's Claims Against Alaska Gold Mine Permit Reduced
• DOL Must Face Part Of Trade Groups' Prevailing Wage Suit
• FCC Eases Regs To Hasten Switch From Copper Lines
• NC Statehouse Catch-Up: Helene, Crypto, Curbing The AG
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Seeks Trial Delay After Hiring New Counsel
• 4 Firms Help Seal $11B QXO, Beacon Deal After Buyout Battle
• Performing Stand-Up Comedy Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• California Rancheria Can Comment On Casino Land Dispute
• Broadband Pole Upgrades Depend On States, Pew Says
• Union Says NY Contractor Owes $1.5M In Contributions
• Fla. Court Affirms Boardwalk Easement, Despite Defunct Law
• Monsanto Lawyers Face Reduced Penalties Over PCB Reports
• Court OKs Cement Co.'s $12 Million For Pa. Worker's Fatal Fall
• QXO Pushes Deadline As Beacon Takeover Talks Press On
• 8th Circ. Upholds No-Coverage Ruling In Floor Paint Suit
• Adapting To Private Practice: From SEC To BigLaw
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Fires Paul Weiss After Trump Order
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• FCPA Uncertainty May Lead Attys To 'Gamble' On Disclosure
• PVC Pipe Giant's Top Brass Sued For Hiding Price-Fix Scheme
• Port Project Fight Belongs In Arbitration, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Asphalt Co. Exec Avoids Prison, Fined $100K For Bid Rigging
• Weathering Policy Zig-Zags In Gov't Contracting Under Trump
• 99 Hudson Developer Loses Appeal In Buyers' NJ Fraud Suit
• Kaiser Insurer Says Ch. 11 Plan Doesn't Protect Against Fraud
• Illinois Asbestos Injury Firm Escapes 'Fraud Playbook' Suit
• Pa. Shell Plant Workers Get Cert. For Commute Time Suit
• Making The Case For Rest In The Legal Profession
• Insurer Stands Alone Before $8.5M Condo Defect Judgment
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Killing $200M Toll Road Arbitration Award
• Brazilian Construction Giant Files Ch. 15 Case In NY
• Army Can Reject $435M TNT Plant Bidder Over China Ties
• HUD, DOI To Identify Federal Land For Affordable Housing
• 4 Ways Women Attorneys Can Build A Legal Legacy
• Williams Kastner Accused Of Malpractice After $128M Payout
• Real Estate Recap: Waldorf Reno, DEI Scrubbing, CFIUS Risk
• Calif. Tribe Looks To Defend Casino Land Trust Decision
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Prejudice, Injunctions, New Regulations
• Wash. Justices Side With Shopper In Lowe's Fallen Fence Suit
• ITC To Review Toolmaker's Fish Tape, Safety Helmet Products
• A Judge's Pointers For Adding Spice To Dry Legal Writing
• Washington Dept. OKs Property Conversion Tax Break Regs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Watchdog Says Federal Landlord Used Prohibited Chinese Drone
• Fla. Condo Says Insurers Unfairly Handled Hurricane Claim
• Fed. Circ. Revives Bid For Increased Costs From DHS Build
• Tampa Bay Rays Halt Plans For New $1.3B MLB Stadium
• Coverage Bars Fla. Worker Who Died In Fall, Insurer Says
• Ore. Tribes Challenge Utility's Eminent Domain Bid
• Smith Currie Hires Veteran Construction Atty To Fla. Office
• Pa. Dealership Settles Painter's Garage-Door Death Claim
• NY Bill Seeks Tax Break For Residential Green Infrastructure
• Builder Says Conn. Hilton Owner Owes $6M For $63M Project
• Ga. City Faces $35M Suit Over Recycling Plant Flip-Flop
• Mich. Justices Urged To Break Long Silence On Doc Dumping
• Arizona Lawmakers Reintroduce $5B Tribal Water Rights Act
• Feds, Ex-Cognizant Execs Ink April Date For FCPA Trial
• Construction Co. Must Face Insurer's $7M Iron Plant Fire Suit
• Origin Brass Face Investor Suit Over Factory Delay Disclosure
• Trump, Ontario Back Down After Two-Day Trade Flare-Up
• Logistics Co. Tells Texas Justices Attys Undercut Rail Deal
• Property Co. Says Insurer Must Pay $10M For Judgment
• Eric Adams Case Dying Slow Death In 'Sovereign' District
• US Atty, Ex-Cognizant Execs Can Delay FCPA Trial For 30 Days
• DOT Pulls Biden Enviro Justice Highway Funding Policy
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Support 180-Day Trial Delay In FCPA Case
• Real Estate Recap: NAR Suits, Tariff Tactics, Betting On Texas
• Feds Say California Tribes' Casino Challenge Comes Too Late
• Contractor Can't Bury Medical Marijuana Discrimination Suit
• Steps For Federal Grantees Affected By Stop-Work Orders
• Dewberry Ruling Is A Wakeup Call For Trademark Owners
• DOJ Cites SDNY Prosecutors' Texts In Bid To End Adams Case
• Aecom Gets $8M Atty Fee Award In Colo. Toll Lanes Dispute
• Mass. Housing Law Called Unfunded Mandate In Latest Suit
• Minn. Bills Seek Sales Tax Break For Home Construction
• Retrial In Landmark Graft Case Faces Potential Roadblocks
• Judge Says He's 'Wrestling' Over Int'l Aid Freeze Injunction
• Wyoming Creates Partial Property Tax Break For Homeowners
• Engineer Denies WSFS Contract In 40-Story Sign Crash Dispute
• Bove May Sidestep Discipline In Adams Scandal, Experts Say
• NJ Judge Open To FCPA Trial Delay, But Unsure How Long
• NJ Atty Seeks Exit From Developer Suit Over Escrow Cashout
• 7 Tips For Associates To Thrive In Hybrid Work Environments
• Trump Administration Ordered To Release Funds To States
• Playing Beach Volleyball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NJ US Atty Says FCPA Case Delay Pauses Speedy Trial Clock
• Mining Co. Says Colombia Still Owes On $8.9M Award
• Union Says DOI Mischaracterized Ariz. Solar Project Site
• Construction Co. Not Covered For $11M Verdict, Insurer Says
• High Court Allows Release Of Frozen USAID Foreign Aid
• US Air Force Base's Faulty Wall Crushed Ga. Teen, Suit Says
• Construction Co. Slams Iraq Attys' Appearance In $120M Suit
• Insurer Can't Escape Fla. Condo's Hurricane Damage Dispute
• Judge Says Flooring Co. Failed To Justify H-2B Worker Need
• Puerto Rico Cruise Port Says Insurer Must Cover Pier Damage
• How Law Firms Can Counteract The Loneliness Epidemic
• New US Atty Wants 6-Month Pause Of Cognizant Bribery Trial
• USAID Leader Details Toll On 'Critical' Aid Under Trump
• Insurer Says It's Off The Hook In Construction Site Injury Suit
• 4th Circ. Backs Away From Contractor's Arbitration Fight
• National Gaming Chair Gets Pause In Alaskan Casino Suit
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Negligence Damages Caps
• 5 Keys To Building Stronger Attorney-Client Relationships
• Bove Faces Ethics Complaint Over Adams Case
• Ex-Judges Urge Probe Of 'Quid Pro Quo' Claim In Adams Case
• What SDNY Judge Can And Can't Do In Adams Case