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Construction - September, 2025

163 articles

• Feds Finalize Rules To Speed H-2A Filing, Limit Some Wages
• NY Court Ends $2.5M Bid In West Point Project Fight
• FCC Aims To Remove Broadband Deployment Barriers
• Developer Plans 200 Units On Rezoned Fort Lauderdale Site
• Real Estate Mogul Invited To Settle Fraud, Wage Suit For $40M
• Judge Freezes Chinese Cos.' Assets In X-Ray IP Suit
• Del. Justices Won't Revive Gellert Seitz Malpractice Case
• 'Collusion' Forecloses Coverage For $13M Deal, Judge Says
• Judge Recommends Tribal Win, Talks In NY Thruway Row
• IRS Defines Rural Areas For Opportunity Zone Tax Breaks
• Trump Orders Lumber, Furniture Tariffs To Begin Oct. 14
• Junior Attys Must Beware Of 5 Common Legal Brief Mistakes
• Cohen Vaughan Builds Up Construction Group With New Chair
• Zurich Wins $2M Coverage Dispute Over Wrongful Death Suit
• Contract Disputes Recap: Details, Instructions, Obligations
• Worker Sues Over Fall Of U.S. Steel Tower Elevator
• Expect DOJ To Repeat 4 Themes From 2024's FCPA Trials
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Real Estate Recap: EB-5 Evolving, Insurance Impact, $1B Buy
• Construction Co. Urges Court To Ax Labor Deal Requirements
• Banks Evade Most Liability Claims In Copyright Suit
• Golfer Wants Debt, Membership Cap Amid Renovation Row
• Chemical Plant Spat Must Unfold In NY, NC Court Is Told
• Insurer Cites Contractor Fraud In Nixing Bridal Shop Fire Duty
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Holland & Hart Brings On Perkins Coie Commercial Litigator
• Power To The Paralegals: How And Why Training Must Evolve
• Housing Authority Targets Ex-Chief's Home In $3.1M Suit
• Illinois Court Overturns City's Fiber Optic Permit Fee
• Sens. Renew Bipartisan Push To Fund Schools On Federal Lands
• Biogas Co., Lender End Biz Battle Ahead Of Trial
• 5 Real Estate Takeaways From Trump's Sweeping Tax Law
• Playing Softball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tribal Co. Sues Feds Over $2M Military Bridge Project Loss
• Calif. City Asks Justices To Reboot Housing Law Challenge
• Fed. Circ. Upholds China Tariffs From Trump's 1st Term
• Tower Developer Linked To Menendez Ally Wants Suit Tossed
• Calif. Judge Blocks Feds' Transpo, Housing Grant Conditions
• Chubb Unit Says HVAC Co. Owes $2.5M For Conn. House Fire
• 8 Steps For Industrial Property Buyers To Limit Enviro Liability
• Mass. Turnpike Bid Dispute Squashed As Applegreen Exits
• Md. County Backs Landowners In 4th Circ. Power Line Dispute
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Time Management
• 5th Circ. Tosses Takings Claim Over Texas Bridge Contract
• NYC Housing Bribe Case Winding Down As Another Trial Set
• Italy's Telecom Regulator Seeks 'Back Door' Network Fees
• Engineering Firm Calls Post-Bridge Collapse Docs Privileged
• DHS Floats H-1B Rule To Prioritize Higher-Paid Workers
• Ship's Owner Can't Shift Blame For Bridge Collapse, Court Told
• How Hyperlinks Are Changing E-Discovery Responsibilities
• Pa. Road Worker Says Unsafe Equipment Cost Him His Arm
• $100K H-1B Fee Will Likely Hurt Both US And Foreign Workers
• Contractor's Insurers Owe $7M For Bridal Shop Fire, Suit Says
• Browns Win Stadium Permit After Ohio DOT Reviews New Info
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Developer Gets 8 Years For Fraud That Sunk Belize Project
• NextEra Dodges Antitrust Claims In $1B Power Line Fight
• Judge Rules Revolution Wind Can Restart Wind Farm Work
• Trump Tags H-1B Visa Apps With $100,000 Fee
• Real Estate Recap: Rate Cut, REIT Rules, Construction Debt
• NJ Claims Of Union Job Referral Bias Preempted, Judge Hears
• Calif. Official Questions FCC Power To Trim Historic Reviews
• Md. Steel Co. Owes $700K For System Collapse, Insurer Says
• DC Circ. Sides With FERC On Puerto Rican Gas Pipeline
• Builder Not Covered In Conn. Park Dispute, Insurers Tell Court
• Off The Bench: Briefings On Trans Ban, New Kalshi Conflicts
• Peckar & Abramson Brings On Construction Partner In Dallas
• Rhode Island, Connecticut Fight To Finish Building Wind Farm
• Berkshire Unit Conserves Land To End NC Runoff Claims
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Lima's $200M Award Fight Faces Judge's Sanctions Warning
• Feds Hit With Protest Over Project Labor Deal Requirement
• Pipe Maker Gets 2nd Shot At Bringing Asbestos RICO Claims
• Sales And Use Tax Strategies For Renewables After OBBBA
• Fla. Supreme Court Disbars Atty For Misusing Client Funds
• DC Council OKs $3B Stadium Deal With Tax Abatements
• Willkie, King & Spalding Lead $675M Sale Of Concrete Biz
• Writing Musicals Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 9th Circ. Judge Hints At Upholding Seattle Housing Ordinance
• 5th Circ. Says Genesis Not Indemnified In Platform Injury Suit
• Posting Standards Violates Copyright, ASTM Tells 3rd Circ.
• Union Settles FCA Suit Over Pandemic Loans for $2M
• Judge Won't Let Denver Slip Suit Over Bans On Gas Appliances
• Del. High Court Probes Reviving Gellert Seitz Malpractice Case
• Nonprofit Loses TM Injunction Bid Against 'Making PA Better'
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Va. AUSA To Mid-Law
• NC Justices Hear Clash Over Property Compensation Suits
• 4th Circ. Revives RICO Claims On Amazon Project Kickbacks
• 'Incurably Premature': Suit Over Alleged EB-5 Rule Tossed
• Pulte, Insurers Settle Property Damage Coverage Dispute
• 7 Document Review Concepts New Attorneys Need To Know
• Insurer Says Overturned Truck In Fatal Crash Not Covered
• ​​​​​​​8th Circ. Questions Minn. Contractor Law's Vagueness
• No New Deals In $100M Commercial Bribery Case, NY DA Says
• LA Developer Agrees To Tear Down Homes In Laurel Canyon
• Fed. Circ. Rulings Refine Patent Claim Construction Standards
• Ford Battery Factory Challenge Reignited By Mich. Justices
• Telecom Co. Can't Avoid Liberty's Marshall Fire Coverage Suit
• Ohio Says Browns' Stadium Suit Is Moot After Law Change
• Stewart Issues New Slate Of Discretionary Denials
• Builders Urge 11th Circ. To Block Biden's EO Labor Mandate
• Higher Ed Real Estate: A Back To School Special
• Real Estate Recap: CMBS Distress, Nuclear AI, Campus Golf
• States, Tribes Say New Policy Warrants Ore. Dam Case Restart
• Wash. Condo Association, Insurer Settle Water Damage Suit
• Liberty Wins Defense Reimbursement In Crane Damage Row
• Agentic AI Puts A New Twist On Attorney Ethics Obligations
• Heavy Equipment Seller Hits Ch. 11 With $100M Of Debt
• Firm Says Lender In 'Falsified' Loan Suit Wasn't A Client
• Insurer Says Demolition Co. Can't Pursue Damage Offset
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Public Money Still Makes Or Breaks Stadium, Arena Deals
• Colo. Judge Says $1.5M Damages Request May Be 'Piling On'
• Cable Cos. Call For Faster Access To Investor-Owned Poles
• Texas Justices Wary Of Letting Developers Out Of $75M Bond
• Gibson Dunn, Ropes & Gray Build $556M Materials Biz Sale
• Being A Professional Wrestler Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• T-Mobile Trial Kicks Off As Cell Tower Co. Ups Damages Claim
• Fla. Judge Chides Attys Over Discovery In High-Rise Ch. 11
• NIST Links Start Of Surfside Towers Collapse To Pool Deck
• Liberty Says Subcontractor's Insurer Must Defend Injury Row
• CORRECTED: Fla. Court Affirms $131M Judgment For Trinidad And Tobago
• Restored Charging Project Funds Revive Hope For EV Market
• Quarry Blasting Suit Dropped By NC Construction Supplier
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Adapting To The Age Of AI
• Ch. 11 Ruling Voiding $2M Litigation Funding Sends A Warning
• FCC OKs Waivers For Smart House Locks
• Ariz. Developer, Son Get Prison For $280M Sports Park Fraud
• McKinsey Expects $106T Global Infrastructure Spend By 2040
• Feds Fight Ex-Philly Labor Leader's Prison Release Bid
• Contractors Settle Hartford Apartment Construction Suit
• Demystifying The Civil Procedure Rules Amendment Process
• Idaho Developer Looks To Defend $2B Gold Mine Project
• Greek Pipe Co.'s Data Gaps Merit Tariff Hike, Fed. Circ. Says
• Pa. Bill Aims To Stop Reassessments For Small Improvements
• 9th Circ. Won't Pause $26M Fraud Ruling For Co.'s Appeal
• Real Estate Recap: Investor Power Plays
• Panama Kept From $5M Award Over Parallel ICC Arbitration
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Feds' Primacy Over Pa. Grid Project
• Mo. House Resolution Seeks Vote On Narrowed Property Tax
• Key Insurance Coverage Considerations For AI Data Centers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Parenting Skills That Can Help Lawyers Thrive Professionally
• Feds Seek Stay On Court Order Releasing Foreign Aid Billions
• Colo. Developer Says Wash. Atty Botched Bankruptcy Case
• Door Maker Asks 4th Circ. To Kill Landmark Divestiture Order
• Ill. Court Says Employer Immunity Bars Shovel Attack Suit
• Pollution Exclusion Bars Coverage For HOA Stormwater Suit
• 11th Circ. Buries Ex-Atlanta Worker's Harassment Suit
• Solar Co. Meyer Burger Unit Gets OK For $29M Ch. 11 Sale
• Solar Co. Mosaic Gets OK For Debt-For-Equity Ch. 11 Plan
• Engineers' UConn Housing Flub Cost $1.25M, Developer Says
• Teaching Trial Advocacy Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Navigating Brazil's Regulations, Incentives For Green Projects
• Wash. Justices To Review Voter Measure Backing Natural Gas
• Data Center Construction Trends, Challenges In Ill. And Texas
• Definitions Of 'Waters Of The United States' Ebb And Flow
• Feds Want To Tell Jury About Guilty Pleas In Corruption Trial
• Feds Can't Exit Suit Over Fatal USAF Base Wall Collapse
• Judge Dumps Challenge To Portland Fuel Terminal Ban
• Md. Says Liability Shield Doesn't Apply To Dali Ship Manager
• Counterfeit Lumber Dispute Settles On Eve Of Trial
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Texas AUSA To BigLaw