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Construction - June, 2025

167 articles

• Verizon Says Mich. Town Illegally Rejected Cell Tower
• Judge Urges DOJ, Assa Abloy To Reach Deal On Extension
• Feds Defend Authority To End NY Congestion Pricing Deal
• Alaskan Tribe Found Immune In Residents' Casino Fight
• Fla. Court Declines To Ax $70M 'Usurious' High-Rise Loan Suit
• 4 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In June
• Bill Leaves Renewable Cos. In Dark On Farmland Reporting
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Rep. To Boutique Firm
• Taft Hires Ex-Stinson Phoenix Managing Partner, 5 Other Attys
• Real Estate Recap: Compass, Tariffs, Opportunity Zones 2.0
• Judge Waits On Fortune's Bid To Join Assa Abloy Fight
• Groups Sue To Protect Everglades From 'Alligator Alcatraz'
• HVAC Co. Cuts Deal To End Public Works Pay Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Last-Minute Settlements Head Off Trials
• Ex-Steel Co. Worker Who Won $3 Can't Get New Age-Bias Trial
• Ga. Appeals Court Reverses Sanctions In Sinkhole Fight
• Construction Cos. To Pay $13M For PPP Loan Statements
• Senate's 41% Litigation Finance Tax Would Hurt Legal System
• Solar Co. Meyer Burger Can Tap $10M DIP To Fund Ch. 11 Sale
• NC Biz Court Stalls Foreclosure Sale On Development Project
• Maine To Hike Sales Tax On Cannabis, Add Streaming To Base
• Cement And Concrete Cos. Duck Price Fixing Claims
• Ex-Asphalt Exec Gets 6 Months For $23M Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Performing As A Clown Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Chevron Denies Contract With Venezuelan Co. In $24M Suit
• Wash. City Hits Ch. 9 After Arbitration Loss With Developer
• Publicis Hits Landlord With $3M Buildout Reimbursement Suit
• Company Can Be Sued For Drunk Worker's Crash, Panel Says
• Michigan Builders Sue State Over Energy Code Mandates
• How Energy Cos. Can Prepare For Potential Tax Credit Cuts
• Insurer Seeks Exit From $1.7M Oil Pipeline Explosion Verdict
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Rejecting Biz Dev Myths
• Medline Can't Get $2.4M Tax Incentive, Wash. Panel Affirms
• DOJ Has Deep Toolbox For Corporate Immigration Violations
• Cable Cos. Push For Faster 'Self-Help' To Upgrade Poles
• Mich. Court Says Nonprofit Can't Co-Own Power Project
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• 3 Rulings May Reveal Next Frontier Of Gov't Contract Cases
• House Reps. Seek Copyright Protections For Building Codes
• GSA Chooses Site For New Conn. Federal Courthouse
• Monsanto Settles With Families After 11th Seattle PCB Trial
• Lima Can't Get $200M Award Enforcement Paused
• 9th Circ. Backs $26M Fraud Penalty Against Importer
• Calif. Property Co. Denied Early Win In Defect Coverage Suit
• NY Tribe Says Feds Ignore Public Health In Sanitation Fight
• Apache Nonprofit Asks Justices For Rehearing In Mining Row
• How New Texas Law Revamps Electric Grid To Meet Demand
• Kennedys Expands With Litigators In Philly, Midwest
• Milbank Atty Opens NYC Disputes Firm With 2 Past Colleagues
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• Texas Authorizes Tax Break For Border Safety Infrastructure
• High Court Won't Revisit 'Right-To-Control' Fraud Case
• Real Estate Recap: Senior Living, Data Centers, CEQA
• Concrete Biz Investors Sue In Del. After Book, Record Denials
• Paul Weiss-Advised QXO Bids $5B For Alston & Bird-Led GMS
• Ga. County Seeks Extension Of Feds' Sewer Update Deadline
• Contract Disputes Recap: Spearin, Overpayments, Jurisdiction
• Future Of Enviro Crimes Under Trump's Federal Regs Order
• FERC Pauses Regulations To 'Speed Up' Natural Gas Projects
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pearson Warshaw, Fegan Scott To Steer PVC Antitrust Class
• Caterpillar Must Face Jury Over Ex-Worker's Age Bias Claim
• Ore. Lawmakers Approve $800M Portland MLB Stadium Bill
• Pittsburgh, State Should Pay For Demolished Bridge, Co. Says
• FCC Approves Windstream-Uniti Tie-Up
• MLB's Rays Discussing Sale To Fla. Real Estate Developer
• Mich. Panel Revives Contract Carpenter's Racial Bias Suit
• Judge Skeptical That Assa Abloy Needn't Extend Supply Deal
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• SilverRock's $60M Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Bid Gets Green Light
• Ill. Increases Sports Betting, Tobacco Tax And Taxes Airbnbs
• Navigating Potential Sources Of Tariff-Related Contract Risk
• Firms Fight To Rep End Users In PVC Pipe Antitrust Row
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• Feds Waive Laws Again To Expedite Border Wall Construction
• Sterling Infrastructure To Buy CEC In $505M Deal
• When Legal Advocacy Crosses The Line Into Incivility
• Monsanto Fights Plaintiffs' Billion-Dollar Ask In PCB Tort Trial
• Colo. Quarry Co. Botched Blasting Job, NC Supplier Says
• Energy Transfer Agrees To $15M Settlement In Pipelines Suit
• Florida Case Could Redefine Construction Defect Damages
• Texas Bill Could Still Boost Property Rights In Gov't Disputes
• Biz Seller Seeks Atty Fees After Win In 'Frivolous' Fraud Case
• 9th Circ. Allows ConocoPhillips Project To Proceed, For Now
• Real Estate Recap: Builders' Hack, Korean Mezz, Hotel Angst
• 4th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Contractor's ULP Suit Against Union
• Indemnity Lessons From Mass. Construction Defect Ruling
• Pa. Court Faults Agency For Rebuffing Late Child-Death Filing
• PE Firm Caused Policyholder To Overpay, R&W Insurer Says
• Cannabis Fund Seeks End Of $145M Mismanagement Suit
• Co. Must Pay Travelers $4.5M For Construction Bond Default
• NFL Team Says Cleveland Is Stalling In Stadium Move Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fla. Broker Gets 1 Year For Helping Russians Evade Sanctions
• Volunteering At Schools Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dallas Developer Cleared Of Bribery Charges In Retrial
• Ch. 11 Creditors Seek Sanctions In $57M Conn. Mortgage Feud
• 3rd Circ. Will Reconsider Shipbuilder's Ch. 11 Reopening Bid
• Locals Approve $3B Plan To Lure NHL Team Back To Atlanta
• Construction Co. Beats Gas Pipeline Explosion Injury Suit
• Eurofinsa Can Begin Seizing Gabonese Assets, Court Says
• Insurer Says $30M Counterclaims Against Builder Not Covered
• Philly Suburb Retirees Sue Ch. 9 Receiver Over Asset Sale
• Attacks On Judicial Independence Tend To Manifest In 3 Ways
• Greenberg Traurig Adds IP Atty From Kilpatrick In NY
• Pa. Panel Says Borough Didn't Break Law In Condemning Mall
• Wash. Panel Grills Worker Family On $5M Asbestos Win Basis
• Mo. House Passes $1.5B Stadium Bill To Keep Chiefs, Royals
• Iraq Sanctioned After Ignoring Order In $120M Award Suit
• Ore. High Court Ruling Widens Construction Defect Coverage
• Trade Groups Revive Suit Over Colo., Denver Efficiency Rules
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Appreciating Civil Procedure
• Latham, Skadden-Led Insurer Joins IPO Wave With $113M IPO
• Worker's Suit Over Weed Firing Gets Thrown Out
• Feds Aim To Trim Ga. Suit Over Air Force Wall Collapse Death
• Stewart Blocks PTAB From Eyeing Container Assembly IP
• Judge Denies Calif. Tribe's Bid To Restore Gaming Eligibility
• 10th Circ. Backs DOL Win In Construction Co. Retirement Suit
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Crane Owner Seeks To Shift Blame In Fatal Fla. Collapse
• Mexico Fights $47M Award, Claims Treaty Misinterpreted
• 8th Circ. Affirms Travelers Doesn't Owe $1.4M For Wall Failure
• Feds Approve Mont. Coal Mine Expansion Amid Controversy
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Doc's Power Of Atty Deal In Patient ERISA Suit
• Mich. Justices To Weigh Liability In Senior's Parking Lot Fall
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• Iowa Expands Property, Sales Tax Breaks For Data Centers
• Residential Solar Panel Co. Sunnova Hits Ch. 11 With $9B Debt
• Solar Mosaic Files Ch. 11 As Congress Plans Tax Credit Cuts
• Fla. Fraud Investigator Faces 3rd Malicious Prosecution Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Obama Center Site Selection Complaints
• Legislative Reprieve For Texas Green Energy Isn't Permanent
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Extension For Southgate Pipeline Work
• Real Estate Recap: Hotels, Healthcare REITs, Secondaries
• Iraq Says $120M Pier Award Enforcement Must Be Thrown Out
• Contractor Says Insurer Owes $2M For Caltrans Bridge Losses
• Ex-CEO Nets Deal With PE Firm To End Dispute Over Firing
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• States Push To Block Feds From Slashing EV Charging Funds
• NJ Judge Trims Pool Equipment Maker Shareholder Suit
• Pa. City's Receiver Asks Court To Rein In Stormwater Board
• Amec Unit, Ga. Power End 'Vexatious' Biofuel Plant Fight
• Public Cos. Must Heed Disclosure Risks Amid Trade Chaos
• Ill. Judge Tosses Dredged Waste Suit After Feds Pull Site Plan
• Ga. Law Firm, Insurer Settle Over $6.4M Hotel Injury Case
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Chicago Fire Pitch $650M Arena For Vacant South Loop Site
• High Court Ruling Bucks Trend Of Narrowing Fraud Theories
• Feds Say 'No Viable Path' Forward For Calif. High-Speed Rail
• Pa. Brewery Co-Owner Claims Fraud Against Jailed Partner
• Ex-Kirkland Project Finance Atty Joins McGuireWoods In NY
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• Empire Wind Foes Target Feds' Reversal On Stop-Work Order
• Latham-Led Insurer Of Small Businesses Targets $100M IPO
• Fired CFO Can't Sue To Collect Bonuses, Conn. Court Told
• FAR Rewrite May Cloud Key Gov't Contract Doctrine
• Oregon Sen. OKs Extending Brownfields Property Tax Break
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• BakerHostetler Adds Two Real Estate Partners In Seattle
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• Seattle Owner Questions Insurer's $8.5M Water Damage Denial
• Dominion Opposes Cable Plan To Ease Utility Pole Fixes
• Insurer Not Liable For $8.5M Florida Condo Defect Damages
• Judge Finds Exec Sought To Dodge Chicago Hotel Fraud Order
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References
• Sunnova Energy Sends Unit Into Ch. 11 With Over $100M Debt