Construction Archive » May, 2025

Construction - May, 2025

174 articles

• Kousisis May Boost Fraud Cases, But Questions Remain
• Real Estate Recap: Religious Land, Hotel Surge, Land-Banking
• Construction Co. Owners Beat Long-Runing Fla. Qui Tam Suit
• NJ Panel Upholds Unemployment Benefits Claims For Strikers
• Plumbing Supply Co. Gets 401(k) Forfeiture Claims Cut
• Cleveland Says Browns' Stadium Suit Is In Wrong Venue
• Praying Or Parking? Religious Land Use Fights Head To Court
• Judge Says Stalled Colo. Dam Construction Poses Big Risks
• The BigLaw Settlements Are About Risk, Not Profit
• Diaz Reus Sued For Fraud, Conflict In Failed Miami Water Park
• Mass. Can't Delay Developer's Suit Over Brownfields Credit
• Monsanto Won't Get Damages Offset In $100M PCB Tort Loss
• Colo. Builder Slams 'Unconstitutional' Affordable Housing Fees
• 8th Circ. Says Gov'ts Can't Give Up Eminent Domain Powers
• KC Royals Say Mortgage Deal Doesn't Imply Move To Kansas
• Bahraini Co. Lobs Fraud Suit Over Faulty Paving Machine
• Interior OKs Utah Mine In First Fast-Tracked Energy Review
• $45M Settlement, $9.65M Fee OK'd In Del. Cornerstone Suit
• Ore. Extends Tax Breaks For Affordable Housing Development
• Buyer Beware Of Restrictive Covenants In Delaware
• Fla. Panel Affirms Atty Conflict DQ In Construction Dispute
• Brazilian Jiujitsu Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Brookfield Wins Bid To Vacate Lima's Document Application
• EchoStar Says FCC Should Not Question Buildout Extension
• Stay Won't Be Lifted On Claims Over $93M Real Estate Fraud
• Texas Court Ponders If County Can Bring $11M Project Suit
• Judge Shields NY Congestion Pricing From Feds' Threats
• CFPB Energy Loan Rule An 'Unlawful Power Grab,' Suit Says
• Liberty Mutual, Travelers Reach Deal In NYU Injury Dispute
• Key Steps For Traversing Federal Grant Terminations
• Fed. Circ. Restores Floor Tiling Patent Case
• IUOE Ex-Leader Pardoned In DOL Disclosure Case, Attys Say
• Texas Voters To Decide On Raising Homestead Tax Exemption
• Insurance Atty Talks FEMA Cuts As Storm, Fire Seasons Near
• Gorsuch Says Oak Flat Ruling Will Harm Native Generations
• Browns Update Bid To Build Stadium Outside Of Cleveland
• Feds Tell 11th Circ. 'No Error' In Ga. Bid-Rigging Conviction
• Tort Report: 'High-Low' Deal Nets Plaintiff Extra $10M
• Property Co. Not Covered In Condo Fire Suits, Insurer Says
• Contractor Blames Architect In $17.6M Conn. School Fire Suit
• Feds Can't Turn Off NY Funding In Congestion Pricing Fight
• High Court Won't Hear Apache's Bid To Undo Mining Decision
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Real Estate Recap: Opp Zones, SFR Sector, NYC Casinos
• Trump Says 'It's Time For Nuclear' And Orders New Reactors
• Power To The Paralegals: An Untapped Source For Biz Roles
• Judge Skeptical Of Harm In Recall Of Tribe's Gambling Eligibility
• Mich. Justices To Hear Law Firm's Roof 'Addition' Appeal
• Philly Firm Dodges DQ Despite 'Troubling' Discovery Conduct
• Battery Co. Li-Cycle Gets Ch. 15 Nod Amid Glencore Sale Bid
• Trump Issues Fresh Tariff Threats Against EU, Apple
• Va. Contractor Denied Real Property Sales Tax Break For Sand
• Bilfinger Urges NC Justices To Skip Cargill Arbitration Case
• Asphalt Exec Gets 6 Months For $22M Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Coalition Backs Calif. Tribe's Fight Over $700M Casino Project
• Playing Poker Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 2nd Suit Says Fla. Investigator Lied About Insurance Fraud
• Trustee Alleges Developer Sold Gas Rights To Avoid Creditors
• Ore. Lawmakers OK Renewed Historic Preservation Credit
• High Court Declines To Narrow Reach Of Federal Fraud Law
• Zurich Gets Default Win In $4.6M Contractor Coverage Spat
• Intel Investors Say They Fixed Suit Over Chipmaking Woes
• Montana Reduces Taxes On Residential, Commercial Property
• NC Panel Sides With County In Builder's Service Fee Spat
• Trump Rule Would Upend Endangered Species Status Quo
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Becoming A Firmwide MVP
• GAO Tells Congress New Court Design Guide Drives Up Costs
• Panama Says $5M Award Suit Stay Bid Should Be Tossed
• FCC Warned To Not Overreach In Undersea Cable Rules
• State AGs Say No To Nixing Wireless Site NHPA Reviews
• Chicago Orgs Fight Feds' Bid To Drop Dredged Waste Suit
• Senate Dems Protest Broadband Deployment Delays
• Taft Expands In Chicago With Construction, Employment Attys
• Interior Dept. Lifts Freeze On Empire Wind Project
• Co. Topples IP Dispute By Having Crane Patent Nixed
• Port Co. Slams 'Sham' Arbitration Bid In Panama Canal Project
• Justices Punt On Tribe Leader's Extortion Immunity Claim
• NC Gov. Tacks On $891M To Hurricane Recovery Plan
• Real Estate Recap: Gold Card, Hospitality, Revolving Door
• Infrastructure Co. Eurofinsa Looks To Seize Gabon's Assets
• Co. Looks To Dodge $5M Award From Laotian Casino Deal
• Frost Brown Adds NY Litigator From Grant Herrmann
• 5th Circ. Reverses Intervention Denial For Border Wall Cos.
• Susan Sarandon, Contractor End Dispute Over Vt. Home
• Reading Tea Leaves In High Court's Criminal Law Decisions
• $38M Law Firm Settlement Highlights 'Unworthy Client' Perils
• Wis. Tribe Urges Army Corps To Reject Enbridge Line 5 Permit
• Lennar Workers Should Arbitrate 401(k) Suit, Judge Says
• Toshiba Unit Can't Get Bench Trial In Hydro Plant Dispute
• Ohio Court Upholds Home's $450K Value Based On Sale
• Battery Recycler Cites 'Green' Funding Uncertainties In Ch. 15
• Only Certainty About FAR Reform Order Is Its Uncertainty
• Teaching Business Law Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds' Memo In Filing Mishap Is Privileged, NY Judge Says
• Insurer Wants Smokestack Demo Cos. To Pay For Damage
• HUD Allocates $1.1B For Tribal Affordable Housing Initiatives
• USDA Says Native Villages Aren't Tribal Land In $70M Dispute
• Lawmakers Line Up To Unwind Trump's 'Chaotic' IEEPA Tariffs
• Jurisdictional Issues At Play In 9th Circ.'s FCA Trade Case
• States Ask Court To End Trump's Wind Project Freeze
• Eckert Seamans Enters NYC With 11 Hawkins Parnell Attys
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Discovery
• Judge Won't Limit Foreign Aid Freeze Injunction
• Breaking Down 4th Circ. 'Actual Knowledge' Ruling For Banks
• BCLP Adds 4 Atty Litigation Team From Lewis Brisbois
• Gov't Wants 6 Months For IUOE's Ex-Prez In DOL Forms Case
• Murder Is Not Assault, Drywall Co. Says In Indemnification Bid
• Asbestos Spiked Cost To Demolish Power Plant, Suit Says
• Insurer Must Pay Part Of $2M Construction Defect Settlement
• Kraft Heinz, IPS Head To Trial Over $12.5M Project Dispute
• Calif. Tribe Can't Halt Decision On $700M Casino, Feds Say
• Will Justices Finally Rein In Universal Injunctions?
• Toll Bros. Must Face Counterclaims In $12M Security Sale Suit
• Steel Co. To Pay $6M To End Underpayment Suit
• Ex-Meinl Bank CEO Extradited To US On $170M Odebrecht Rap
• Real Estate Recap: 'Preposterous' Rule, MoFo On Debt, Big 4
• Pa. Top Court Snapshot: Cap & Trade, Prosecutor Power
• NJ Panel Backs $78M Sports Complex Contract Award
• SoCal Edison Sued Over Eaton Fire Toxins That Harm Kids
• Souter's Clerks Remember Him As Humble, Kind And Caring
• Hiker And 'Raconteur': Atty Recalls 50-Year Bond With Souter
• A Look At David Souter's Most Significant Opinions
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Justice Souter Was An Unexpected Force Of Moderation
• Playing Guitar Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter Dies At 85
• GAO Denies Challenge To $6.6M GSA Support Services Deal
• Couple Slams 'Ping-Pong' Brief In Conn. Waterfront Feud
• Dentons Europe, Houston Co. To Settle $4.7M Fee Dispute
• Miami Atty Joins Arbitration Place After US Expansion
• Insurer Owed Reimbursement In Worker Injury Coverage Row
• Takeaways From DOJ's Latest FCA Customs Fraud Intervention
• EU Weighs Tariffs, Restrictions On $112B Of US Trade
• Crisis Management Lessons From The Parenting Playbook
• 11th Circ. Says Developer's I-20 Truck Stop Suit Out Of Gas
• Power Cos. Fight New Deadline In Pole Attachment Regs
• Gotion EV Battery Plant Opponents Meet Skeptical 6th Circ.
• Pierson Ferdinand Hires Commercial Litigation Partner In NY
• Ga. Landowner Says Exempt Farm Activities Doom CWA Suit
• Zurich Wants Midtrial Win In Fluor $300M Bad-Faith Case
• Texas Bill May Limit Full Redress For Personal Injury Victims
• Venable Adds Construction Pro As Partner In Chicago
• Ex-Panama Prez Can't Challenge Extradition, 11th Circ. Says
• No Quick Win For Insurer In Hail Damage Dispute
• NY Eyes Injunction Against Feds In Congestion Price Fight
• Conn. Town, State End Feud Over Affordable Housing Credits
• Adapting To Private Practice: From NY Fed To BigLaw
• Colo. Judge Wary Pausing Dam Construction Can't Be Done
• Quarles & Brady Adds New IP, Real Estate Partners
• Biz Owner Says $5M Panama Award Suit Should Be Paused
• DR Horton Sued In Del. Over Property Deal Conflict Claims
• Cos. Face Enviro Justice Tug-Of-War Between States, Feds
• Newark Raises Safety Concerns About ICE Detention Center
• Top 3 Litigation Finance Deal-Killers, And How To Avoid Them
• Pa. Panel Wonders If Mall's Condemnation Appeal Is Moot
• Jeld-Wen Tells 4th Circ. No More Need For Factory Sale
• NJ Justices Favor Surety Over Savings In Turnpike Project
• Foreign Countries Have Strong Foundation To Fill FCPA Void
• Insurer Knowingly Skimped On Storm Probe, Texas Court Told
• How Attys Can Use A Therapy Model To Help Triggered Clients
• States Sue Trump Over Halt On Wind Energy Projects
• Real Estate Recap: Budget Cuts, Student Housing, Old Malls
• NY Officials Say Feds' Memo In Filing Mishap Is Fair Game
• Contractors Settle Mass. AG's YMCA Asbestos Claims
• Off The Bench: DC Stadium, BetMGM Victory, Transfer Rules
• 3 Steps For In-House Counsel To Assess Litigation Claims
• Worker Can't Ring Own Class's 'Death Knell,' Calif. Panel Says
• Board Denies Corps Bid To Trim Some Hangar Project Claims
• Argentina Must Pay $147M In Webuild Feud
• 8th Insurer Dismissed In Pulte Coverage Row
• IRS And ICE Info Sharing Could Drive Payroll Tax Enforcement
• 'Continuous' Defaults Wipe $20M Gas Plant Verdict, Court Told
• Home Depot Faces Tool Rental 'Damage Protection' Suit
• Teaching College Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer