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Construction - October, 2025

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• Real Estate Recap: Retail Rebirth, Data Center Outlier, SCIFs
• Contractor Sues Over Delays To 4th Circ. Courthouse Project
• Iraq, Cypriot Firm Settle $120M Port Project Dispute
• PVC Pipe Makers Say Price 'Conspiracy' Is 'Basic Economics'
• Meta Boosts Bond Offering To $30B Amid AI, Data Push
• Insurer, Subcontractor Settle Sinkhole Coverage Dispute
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trade Deals At Risk In Trump Tariff Case, Feds Tell Justices
• NC Justices Asked To Weigh In On Solar Co.'s Insurance Fight
• Navigating EPA Compliance As Gov't Shutdown Continues
• Practicing Stoicism Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Chicago Alderman's Aide Pleads Guilty In Bribery Case
• 9th Circ. Upholds Insurer's Win Over Retaining Wall Failure
• Convicted Ex-Conn. Official Flags Juror's Comment To Media
• Dems Blast Pause Of Army Corps Projects In Blue Cities
• Concrete Co. Not Covered In $10M Defect Suit, Insurer Says
• The Biz Court Digest: Texas, One Year In
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of Bid To Toss Ex-Atty's Bribery Conviction
• Colombian Infrastructure Co. Looks To Nix $317M Award Fight
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Educating Your Community
• Groups Drop Challenge To Minn. Misclassification Law
• Saudi Firm Claims $2.1M Loss In US Air Base Contract Dispute
• Romania Pushes €2B Claim Over Stymied Bucharest Project
• Enviro Groups Seek Ruling To Block Ariz. Forest Road Project
• Raleigh Urges NC Justices To Stop 'Windfall' For Developers
• Building Materials Co. Misled Investors About Sales, Suit Says
• Feds Rip Calif.'s Bid To Halt $4B Bullet Train Funds Reshuffle
• 5 Crisis Lawyering Skills For An Age Of Uncertainty
• Pa. Homeowners Ask Justices To Revive Toll Bros. Suit
• US Partners With Westinghouse For $80B Nuke Plant Buildout
• Oregon Tribes, Feds Settle With Cos. In Pollution Dispute
• NC High Court Snapshot: Class Decertification Bids Abound
• Defunct Biz Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive $100M Caterpillar Win
• Ex-Conn. Housing Chief's Brother Says Payments Were Legit
• Insurer, Roofer Settle $4.7M Poultry Farm Storm Damage Suit
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical That Union Prez's Case Took Too Long
• US Unveils Trade Frameworks For Vietnam, Thailand Deals
• Developer Says Calif. Law Targets Its Santa Barbara Project
• Pittsburgh Urges Toss Of Inclusionary Zoning Law Challenge
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Wiping Out Roof Report Patent
• It's Time For The Judiciary To Fix Its Cybersecurity Problem
• Miss. OKs Transfer Of Rural Development Funding
• Real Estate Recap: Blackstone, Healthcare, Construction Debt
• NJ Panel Tosses Sprawling Legal Malpractice, Fraud Suit
• Builder Awarded $1.4M In Subcontractor, Surety Breach Suit
• Why This Popular Class Cert. Approach Doesn't Measure Up
• Judge Backs DOI, Calif. Tribe In $21M Waste Lease Dispute
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Wachtell, Gibson Dunn
• Judge Tells Feds To 'Fish Or Cut Bait' On 'Buffalo Billion' Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pa. Justices Won't Undo General Contractors' Injury Immunity
• Judge Stays Discovery In Berkshire Subsidiary Antitrust Case
• Ga. Civil Engineering Co. Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• Electric Co. Says Contractor Owes $5M For Denver Airport Job
• NJ Appellate Panel Revives Malpractice Suit Against Firm
• Shipbuilder Can't Ax Md. Bridge Collapse Suit, Court Told
• Del. Justices Won't Reconsider Gellert Seitz Malpractice Ruling
• Writing Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Appeals Court Wipes $64M Judgment For Dallas Lender
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Elderly Woman's Solar Panels Fraud Suit
• SDNY OpenAI Order Clarifies Preservation Standards For AI
• Sinkhole Coverage Dispute Up To Jury To Decide, Judge Says
• NY Bill Seeks Clean Energy Payment Exemption For Tax Caps
• Ex-Conn. School Buildings Official Convicted Of Corruption
• Angola Faces $171M Claim Over Alleged Turbine Seizure
• Tribe's Home Defects Suit Belongs In Arbitration, Judge Told
• 5th Circ. Revives Oil Co.'s Faulty Cement Coverage Suit
• ISPs Put Almost $90B Into Networks Last Year, Report Says
• SilverRock Approved For $65M Sale Of Calif. Resort Project
• Addressing Legal Risks Of AI In The Homebuilding Industry
• Connell Foley Hit With $40M Suit Over NJ Hotel Project
• Incline Closes $300M Continuation Fund For Accredited Labs
• Judge Sides With Insurer Over Glass Door Injury Dispute
• Tax Pros Seek Clarity In Energy Supplier Certification Rules
• Chemical Co. To Tap Compliance Chief In Investor Suit Deal
• Connecticut Official Had 'Dirtiest Hands Of All,' Jury Told
• Transource Ruling Affirms FERC's Grid Planning Authority
• Bricklayer, Contractor End Suit Over Shuttling Time
• DC Says It's Ready To Pick Subgrantees For BEAD Money
• NJ Panel Skeptical That Vacation Time Is Paid Sick Leave
• Pa. AG To Continue Grid Fight After PUC Bows Out
• Trade Court OKs Gov't Nixing Duties On Chinese Tile
• Bridal Shop Says Insurer Can't Avoid Fire Coverage Suit
• NJ Panel Tosses Challenge To Jersey City Plaza Renovation
• New Conn. Real Estate Laws Will Reshape Housing Landscape
• Supreme Court Declines Appeal Over Copyrighted Floor Plans
• W.Va. Says Pole Owners Must Replace Old Utility Poles
• Real Estate Recap: Lenders' Inner Circle, '25 Hospitality Deals
• Ex-Official Enforced Fee Deal With Job Threat, Jury Hears
• 1st Circ. Axes Claims For Unpaid Hurricane Maria Work
• Robbins Geller To Steer REIT Investors' Suit Over $787M Deal
• Texas Readies $1.3B Spending Plan For Broadband Access
• Fed. Circ. Reopens Grid Construction Contract Fight
• Ill. Co. Can't Dodge Scholarship Fund Payment, Union Argues
• Industry Calls On Policymakers To Tackle Telecom Vandalism
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Kirkland, Wachtell
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court, Not A Single Justice, Should Decide On Recusal
• Ex-Conn. Budget Official Testifies $70K Payments Were Legit
• Mich. Energy Cos. Say 12 Jurors Too Many In Hydro Plant Trial
• AIG Unit, Manufacturers Agree To End $7M Subrogation Suit
• Justices Asked To Rethink Gellert Seitz Malpractice Ruling
• Akin Guides Metals Co. CMC On $1.8B Concrete Deal
• How Gov't Reversals Are Flummoxing Renewable Developers
• Traveling Solo Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Panel Asks Why $12M Verdict Higher Than Project Cost
• Proposed Bill Could Stall NFL Bears' Suburban Stadium Plan
• Travelers Unit Says Liberty Can't Recoup Injury Suit Costs
• Ga. Justices Stand By Holding That Runoff Fees Aren't Taxes
• Feds Drop 1 Lying Count Amid Ex-Budget Official's Trial
• States Seek To Revive FEMA's Disaster-Mitigation Funding
• Southeast US Infrastructure Firm Files $100M IPO Plans
• Oregon, Groups Seek Dam Changes For Columbia River Basin
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Client Service
• Enviro Group Sues To Block LNG Export Terminal Extension
• Ill. Jury Awards Record $104M For Construction Zone Crash
• Relief Concerns Grow As Sectoral Tariff Actions Build
• Fla. Professor Wins Bid To Halt Trump Library Land Transfer
• Calif. Says Feds Can't Divert $4B High-Speed Rail Funds
• Construction Co. Says Insurer Owes $12M On Military Project
• Biden's Alaska Land Plan Faces Repeal After Senate Vote
• Concrete Co. Can't Challenge $2M Seattle Wage Theft Fine
• Governor Won't Testify In Conn. Official's Corruption Case
• Rural Phone Co. Asks FCC To Revisit $3M Subsidy Clawback
• USPS Bailed On Wash. Real Estate Deal, Developer Claims
• Colo. Law Brings Some Equilibrium To Condo Defect Reform
• Importers Face Uncertainty As Court Stays Solar Tariff Ruling
• Wachtell, Latham Steer $8.2B Timber Merger Of Equals
• Fla. Judge Won't Block Trump Library Land Transfer Yet
• Real Estate Recap: Data Diligence, REIT Reinvention, Q3 Deals
• $20M Gas Plant Verdict At Texas High Court Gets Settled
• Experts Doubt Gold Card Will Siphon Off EB-5 Investors
• Rediscovered Texas Indigenous Site Spurs Preservation Push
• 4 Firms Build $972.6M Concrete Biz SPAC Merger
• Pipe Repair Co. Sues Competitor Over Alleged $10M Sabotage
• Toll Bros. Asks For Win Against Tile Co. In Building Flaw Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Adapting To Private Practice: 3 Tips On Finding The Right Job
• Ga. Panel Considers Reviving Suit Over Fatal Work Fall
• Honeywell Defends $46M Award Over LNG Plant As Valid
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Contractor Is Due Money For COVID Delays
• Conn. Official Pushed Firm That Hired Family, Witnesses Say
• Insurer Pushes For Default Win In Trench Injury Coverage Suit
• AG Watch: Va. Race Spotlights Consumer Protection Priorities
• What 2 Recent Rulings Mean For Trafficking Liability Coverage
• Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Miami College Sued Over Land Transfer For Trump Library
• Jones Day, Kirkland Guide TopBuild's $1B Insulation Biz Buy
• Firm Owner Benefited From Ex-Official's Help, Jury Hears
• NC Apartment Owner Hits Ch. 11 With Up To $50M In Debt
• Army Finds Support At Fed. Circ. In Fight Over COVID Delays
• DOJ Asks For Stay In PVC Antitrust Case Amid Criminal Probe
• Ex-Housing Chief's Lawyers Want Out Of Conn. Fraud Suit
• Ex-Conn. Official Says Contractor Was The One Seeking Cash
• Construction Co. Sues Air Force Over Contract Exclusion
• Developer Wants Permit Fee Suit Against Miami Revived
• Co. Not Covered In $21M Concrete Mix Error Suit, Insurer Says
• Trump Tax Law Has Mixed Impacts On Commercial Real Estate
• FAR Rewrite Could Cut Small Biz From Task Orders
• NJ Justices Won't Disturb Locke Lord Win In Oil Co.'s Suit
• Pa. Justices Wary Of Lifting Corporate Veil To Beat Time Limit
• Cos., Mass. Town End $50M Earth Removal Permit Bylaw Suit
• Calif. Allows Tax Break For Solar Property Until Owner Change
• New H-2A Wage Rule May Worsen Farm Labor Shortages
• 'We Paid Him': Ex-VP Testifies In Former Budget Official's Trial
• 6th Circ. Backs Firing Over Graffiti, Rejects Bias Claims
• Protecting Sensitive Court Filings After Recent Cyber Breach
• Atty Sanctioned For 'Reckless' AI Use In DC FCA Case
• Unleashing LNG And Oil Exports With The Deepwater Port Act
• Contractor Considerations As Construction Costs Rebound
• Justices Will Not Review Question Of Credit Union's Liability
• Up First At High Court: Election Laws & Conversion Therapy
• Real Estate Recap: How RE Attorneys Are Using AI
• 4 Top Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• Ga. Panel Orders Retrial Over $1.5M Land Seizure Verdict
• Kiewit Deal Would Resolve Fight Over Marine Yard Runoff
• Fla. $608M FEMA Grant May Revive Detention Center Suit
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Silent Witness, Corporate Veil
• The Roberts Court At 20: How The Chief Is Reshaping America
• NC Couple Say State Bungled Replacement Home Project
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Jury Clears T-Mobile In Tower Builder's $20M Contract Suit
• NC State Demands Monsanto Pay For 'Toxic' PCB Cleanup
• NY Construction Co. Accused Of Layoff Without Proper Notice
• HNI Gives Enforcers More Time On $2.2B Steelcase Deal
• Toshiba Seeks Trial Time Limits In $500M Hydro Plant Case
• Experts Flag Rare Cooperation Level In Conn. Corruption Case
• HVAC Co. Liable For Damage At Philly School, Insurer Says
• Wis. Bill Seeks Awards For Tax Tip-Offs In Construction Biz
• Judging Figure Skating Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Contractors Must Record Shutdown-Related Losses, Attys Say
• Judge Orders Contempt Proceedings After $3.7M IP Judgment
• Ship Manager Says Liability Shield Applies In Baltimore Wreck
• Truck Seller Can't Escape Injury Suit As 'Mere Conduit'
• $100K H-1B Fee May Disrupt Rural Healthcare Needs
• 3rd Circ. Hints Forum Query Premature In $139M Award Row
• What Ethics Rules Say On Atty Discipline For Online Speech
• Travelers Unit Owes $3M In Apartment Defect Settlement
• Haynes Boone Leads AI Campus REIT's Upsized $683M IPO