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Construction - April, 2025

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• 3rd Circ. Preview: NJ To Defend ICE Contractor Law In May
• 5 Areas Contractors Should Watch After 1st 100 Days
• Winston & Strawn Guides $450M Loan For Miami Stadium Plan
• Law Firm Beats Claims Of Botching NYC Construction Suit
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Enviro To Mid-Law
• K&L Gates Hires Ex-White & Case Atty As Partner In Australia
• After High Court Reversal, 4th Circ. OKs Asbestos Ch. 11 Plan
• Deloitte, SCANA Investor Class Settle Suit Over Failed Project
• Why Trade Cases May Put Maple Leaf Deference On Review
• Key Questions When Mediating Environmental Disputes
• Pulled Decision Dooms Chicago Disposal Site Suit, Feds Say
• Wash. Judge Tosses Investor's $42M Real Estate Con Suit
• Green Group Says Shell Case Discovery Fees Are Too Costly
• Trump DOE's Plan On AI Offers Challenges, Opportunities
• Commanders Agree To NFL Stadium Deal, Return To DC
• High Court Skips Review Of Investors' Eminent Domain Case
• Md. Expands Tax Break For Biz-Owned Child Care Property
• Real Estate Recap: Q1 Hospo Deals, Data Center Speculation
• SEC Accuses Ex-Fla. Real Estate Co. CFO Of $93M Scheme
• Legal Ethics Considerations For Law Firm Pro Bono Deals
• Ex-CFO Says CEO Fired Him To Avoid Paying Bonus
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Playing Football Made Me A Better Lawyer
• DOT Drops SDNY Attys Who Accidentally Exposed Case Flaws
• 11th Circ. Considers Sackett's Impact In Clean Water Suit
• Conn. Judge Nixes Council's Power Line Approval
• Md. To Allow Baltimore Tax Hike On Vacant Nonprofit Property
• Md. To Allow Counties To Negotiate Payments With Broadband
• Feds Slam City's Challenge To ICE's Planned NJ Facility
• Md. Authorizes Property Tax Breaks For Affordable Housing
• 10 Arbitrations And A 5th Circ. Ruling Flag Arb. Clause Risks
• Contract Disputes Recap: Q&As, Gov't Claims, Pleading
• GAO Won't Rethink Denial Of Army Corps Contract Challenge
• Equipment Rental Industry Facing Algorithmic Pricing Claims
• Iraq's Counsel Can Stay In $120M Award Fight, DC Circ. Says
• Denver Water Says Dam Work Won't Hurt Environment
• Judge Says Calif. Tribes Can't Intervene In $700M Casino Row
• Insurer Says No Coverage For $7.8M Tornado Damage Suit
• Akerman Adds Womble Bond Renewable Energy Pro In NC
• Insurers Settle $1.1M Ryobi Battery Fire Claims
• Power To The Paralegals: The Value Of Unified State Licensing
• Wind Farm Work Stoppage Raises Energy Project Risks
• District's $59M Building Contract Void Over Undisclosed Gifts
• 4th Circ. Rejects Full Court Review Of Credit Union's Liability
• Airfield Subcontractor Says Parsons Stiffed It Out Of Millions
• Intel Asks For Final End To Claims Over Chipmaking Problems
• Ark. Offers Credit For 50% Of New Payroll For HQ Relocations
• Insurer Gets $16M Coverage Suit Stayed For NY Court Appeal
• Ex-Baker Donelson Construction Atty Joins McNees Wallace
• GC Nominee Likely Has Employer-Friendly NLRB Priorities
• NYS Thruway Gains $21M A Year On Seneca Land, Tribe Says
• Exclusion Bars Coverage For Trade Secrets Suit, Insurer Says
• Nylon Maker Files Ch. 11 In Texas With More Than $1B Debt
• Feds Vow To Cut NY Funds If Congestion Pricing Stays On
• AG Accuses NJ Luxury Tower Contractors Of Labor Violations
• 10 Soft Skills Every GC Should Master
• Coblentz Patch Construction Vet Rejoins Greenberg Traurig
• Insurers Clash Over Coverage In Racetrack Injury Suit
• Real Estate Recap: Q1 Dealmakers, Tariff Tension
• Colo. Says Telecom Fiber Installer Sued Too Soon
• Enviro Groups Tell 10th Circ. Denver's Dam Appeal Ill-Timed
• An Unrestrained, Bright-Eyed View Of Legal AI's Future
• Trump Admin Pushes Ahead With New Offshore Oil Leases
• NC Justice Unsure Contractor Can Avoid Workers' Comp Payout
• Liberty Mutual Says Other Insurer Owes $500K For Crane Row
• Tracking The Evolution In Litigation Finance
• QXO Prices $500M Offering Connected To $11B Beacon Buy
• Chevron Owes $24M For Years Of Work, Venezuelan Co. Says
• Co. Seeks 2nd Shot At Asbestos RICO Suit, Citing New Info
• Insurer Owes No Coverage For Fatal Facade Collapse
• Moderna Says New Drug Plant Riddled With Defects, Mold
• Volunteer Firefighting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Court Urged To Deny Panama's Bid To Enforce $5M Award
• Judge Pauses Md. Depositions In Bridge Collapse Suit
• Interior Dept. Halts Work On East Coast Offshore Wind Farm
• 3rd Circ. Punts Mining Co. Document Fight To Ch. 11 Judge
• Mich. Exec Gets Prison As Judge Rips White Collar Wrist Slaps
• Interior Transfers 110,000 Acres To Army For Border Security
• Mass. High Court Revives BU Contract Suit Against Architect
• Locke Lord Escapes Refinery's Suit Over $2.5M Loss
• The Repercussions Of FEMA's Wildfire Cleanup Policy Cuts
• Trump Cites U.S. Security To Investigate Critical Minerals Tax
• Trump Orders Overhaul Of Federal Contracting Rules
• Seller Of NC Concrete Co. Cements Midtrial Victory
• DC Circ. Again Nixes Challenge To $44B Alaska LNG Project
• FTC Wants More Time To Examine $5.3B H&E Rentals Deal
• Chinese Real Estate Developer Hit With Involuntary Ch. 11
• Avoid 'Prescriptive' Pole Upgrade Rules, Telecoms Say
• What's At Stake As 9th Circ. Eyes Cultural Resource Damages
• Submarine Cable Rules Need To Follow NIST, Feds Told
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Instructions, Price Evaluation, Standing
• DC Maintains, Expands Tax Exemptions For NBA, NHL Arena
• E-Discovery Quarterly: The Perils Of Digital Data Protocols
• Covington, Latham Guide In Lowe's $1.3B Artisan Design Buy
• Workers Want Countertop Co. Found Liable For Lapsed Benefits
• Monsanto's 11th Trial Kicks Off In Seattle Over School PCBs
• Fairstead, Ex-Partner Clash Over Del. Arbitration Findings
• Feds Push To End Alaska Tribe's Gold Mine Permit Challenge
• 4th Circ. Asked To Rethink Credit Union's Liability In Scam
• FCC Could Nix Engineer Certification Reg, Cable Biz Says
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Preparing For Corporate Work
• Real Estate Recap: Private Credit, CMBS, Algorithmic Pricing
• Feds Say Judge Should Limit Foreign Aid Freeze Injunction
• Construction Firm Pushes For $31M Award Against Guatemala
• Permit Suit Can't Sidestep ICE's Immunity, GEO Group Says
• Native Villages Say It's Time To Vacate $70M Broadband Grant
• Rebuffed Medical Pot Patient Can Pursue Disability Bias Claim
• Texas Justices Uphold City's Wastewater Release Permit
• NC Judge Whittles PVC Pipe Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit
• Another Calif. Tribe Files Suit Over $700M Casino Project
• Mich. Top Court Won't Hear Appeal Of $217M Dam Repair Tax
• Developer, Hedge Fund Settle Colo. Housing Project Dispute
• 5 Insurance Types For Mitigating Tariff-Related Trade Losses
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 2nd Circ. Says Investor Can't Join $250M Sri Lanka Bond Suit
• Oracle Wins Bid To Keep Trade Secret Case Out Of Arbitration
• Parish Must Face Discriminatory Land Use Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• Insurer Denies $3M Legal Fees After Worker Death Settlement
• A Cold War-Era History Lesson On Due Process
• Del. Justices Urged To Revive Gellert Seitz Malpractice Case
• Improv Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Investigator Sued Over Tossed Insurance Fraud Cases
• Underwriters Owe $2.6M For Damaged Ship Loader, Co. Says
• 15 Cos. Win Slots On $7B Army Construction Contract
• Defunct Concrete Co.'s Profits Were An 'Illusion,' NC Jury Told
• How BigLaw Executive Orders May Affect Smaller Firms
• Ill. Real Estate Broker Gets 4 Years For $3M Investment Scam
• Dinsmore Labor Duo Moves On To Greenspoon Marder
• Lawsuits Shouldn't Be Shadow Assets For Foreign Capital
• Pa. Justices Probe Limits To Workers' Comp Immunity
• Town's Insurance Suit Unfrozen After $11M Civil Rights Deal
• Construction Co. Says Iraq In Contempt In $120M Award Suit
• Ranch Seller Lied To 'Yellowstone' Creator, Justices Told
• Private Owner Subject To Prevailing Wage, Pa. Justices Told
• Amec Unit Can't Escape 'Vexatious' Biofuel Plant Suit
• How To Accelerate Your Post-Attorney Career Transition
• Tribal Leaders Not Immune From Extortion Law, Justices Told
• Machinery Co. Says Insurer Owes $12M For Fire Losses
• Design Co. Denied Exit From Hurricane Subrogation Suit
• Olshan Frome Expands Real Estate Group With New Partner
• Denver Builder Says Ex-Employee Stole Info For Competitor
• Judge Agrees To Give Brazilian Builder OEC Ch. 15 Nod
• Goldberg Segalla Adds Hospitality, Retail Atty In Palm Beach
• Judge Orders Argentina To Pay Decade-Old Contractor Claim
• 3 Plead To Construction Scheme That Skirted $26M In Taxes
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Be An Indispensable Associate
• Real Estate Recap: 'Gold Card,' ESG, Tokenization
• Insurer's Policy Won't Cover General Contractor In Injury Suit
• Judge Halts Denver Dam Work For More Enviro Review
• Ex-BigLaw Attorney, Aspen Officals Drop Remodeling Fee Suit
• The Path Forward For Construction Cos. After Calif. Wildfires
• Toshiba Fights Claims Over Alleged Hydro Plant Defects
• Know The Rules And Costs Of New Fla. Condo Inspection Law
• Novelis Seeks $15M For Recycle Facility Construction Delays
• Birding Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Laos Can't Get $5M Award Enforced Against Businessman
• $2M Limits Off Table In Construction Defect Row, Insurer Says
• Tribes, Great Lakes Group Seek Appeal Of Enbridge Decision
• Fulton Bank Keeps $7.7M Win In Pa. Development Loan Fight
• Newark Says New ICE Facility Lacks Proper Permits
• Judge OKs Toss Of FCPA Case Against Ex-Cognizant Execs
• Ky. Allows Special Property Tax In Development Project Areas
• Adams Case Threatens NY Southern District's 'Supremacy'
• Pa. Coal Plant To Become $10B Gas-Powered Data Campus
• Insurer Cites Exclusion To Avoid Covering Co.'s Silica Suits
• Calif. Tribe Sues After DOI Rescinds $700M Casino Eligibility
• Judge Clears Path For $200M Boston Soccer Stadium Project
• Addressing Tariff Price Escalation In Construction Contracts
• Feds Drop FCPA Case Against Ex-Cognizant Execs
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Leadership To BigLaw
• Eric Adams Case Dismissed As Judge Rebukes DOJ 'Bargain'
• Berkshire Unit Denied Reimbursement For Asbestos Coverage
• InterCement Gets Ch. 15 Recognition Of Brazil Restructuring
• Wireless Industry Asks FCC To Loosen NEPA Rules
• How The CRE Industry Is Adapting To Tariff Uncertainty
• Law Firm Executive Orders Create A Legal Ethics Minefield
• Ariz. Developer, Son Charged In $280M Sports Park Fraud