Construction Archive » November, 2025

Construction - November, 2025

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• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Board Denies State Dept. Win In Contract Termination Row
• Ex-Conn. Lawmaker Pleads Guilty In Audit Bribery Case
• Fair Housing Org. Fights NY Renovation Program Changes
• Fire Alarm Co. Says Contractors Altered Camp Lejeune Plans
• Forest Council Backs Feds In Mont. Logging Project Dispute
• Benefit Funds Claim Drilling Co. Missed $20K In Contributions
• Pulte Settles Final Claims For NM Building Defect Coverage
• Trade Court Slashes 371% Duty On Quartz Importer
• 'Measure Twice, Cut Once' Also Applies To Builders' Insurance
• Texas Woman Says Business Group CEO Assaulted Her
• Considerations When Invoking The Common-Interest Privilege
• 1st Circ. Offers Diversity Jurisdiction Lessons For Assignees
• $2.6M Coverage Suit Over Bronx School Collapse Paused
• MVP: King & Spalding's Scott Greer
• What Developers Must Know About PJM Grid Connection Plan
• Feds Run Table In Housing Bribery Case With 70th Conviction
• Prep, Panic & Poise: Inside An Associate's First Oral Argument
• NC Landowners Assert Right To Fight Gas Facility Rezoning
• Bid To Halt Fla. Suit Over Trump Library Land Transfer Denied
• Judge Pushes To Resolve Gaming Status Of $700M Casino
• NJ Panel Orders Arbitration In Jersey City Real Estate Dispute
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Making The Case To Combine
• Pulte Settles Shoddy Construction Insurance Coverage Suit
• Real Estate Recap: REIT Reporting, Defining Water
• Judge Blocks Meritage's Bid To Split Defect Coverage Claims
• Engineers Must Share Documents For Bridge Collapse Suits
• 3rd Circ. Panel Will Rethink Solar Panels Fraud Suit Dismissal
• Pa. Gov't Barred From Buying, Using Mexican Steel
• Ex-Execs Sentenced To Prison For Highway Construction Plot
• Firm Wants Lender's Attys To Bear Blame In $16.2M Loan Suit
• Despite Deputy AG Remarks, DOJ Can't Sideline DC Bar
• 'Not Well-Taken': 2nd Bid To Halt CFPB Energy Loan Rule Fails
• How New Law Transforms Large-Load Power Projects In Texas
• How Cos. Should Prepare For Prop 65 Listing Of Bisphenols
• Rule Amendments Pave Path For A Privilege Claim 'Offensive'
• My Miniature Livestock Farm Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Justices Question Public Works Act Interpretation
• SCANA Investors Get 1st OK For $34M Deal With Deloitte
• Contractor Not Covered In Pa. Hotel Construction Dispute
• NJ Construction Co. Sues Over Hudson Tunnel Union Limits
• Fla. Banker Sentenced To 40 Months For Laundering $16.5M
• Trump Agrees To Year-End Pause On Painting Historic Office
• Whole Foods' $1M Asbestos Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• MVP: Jones Day's Daniel McMillan
• Weil Guides Dycom On $2B Data Center Contractor Deal
• Broadband Permit Reforms Survive House Subcommittee
• NTSB Flags Vessel's Loose Wire In Key Bridge Collapse Probe
• NJ Justices Asked How 'Beneficial Use' Should Affect Zoning
• 1st Circ. May Nix Trump Funding Freeze In 'Weird' Case
• Litigation Funding Could Create Ethics Issues For Attorneys
• Judge Questions If Trump's Say-So Makes Wind Edict Legal
• New York Disputes Magistrate's Report In Tribal Thruway Row
• Machinery Co. Accuses Connecticut Directors Of Self-Dealing
• NJ Panel Backs Arbitrator's Ruling In Parking Spaces Spat
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Dynamic Databases
• 'Astounding' Holland & Knight Conduct Drives Liability Ruling
• USTelecom To Ask FCC For Slash In Permit Hurdles
• Fla. Panel Says Co. Isn't 'De Facto Defendant,' Denies Fee Bid
• Wachtell, Paul Weiss Guide Gibraltar's $1.3B OmniMax Buy
• Buyer Defends Antitrust Claims Against Berkshire Subsidiary
• Real Estate Recap: Public RMBS Revival?
• Contractor Not Covered In Explosion Suits, Insurer Says
• Smith Anderson Adds Fox Rothschild Land Use Duo
• Blackstone Ponies Up $1.2B For W.Va. Power Plant Build
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pipe Maker Names 2nd Firm In Asbestos RICO Suit
• Latin American Trade Deals With US Include Zero Tariff Rates
• Seaport Developer, Mass. Spar Over $15M Brownfields Credit
• Courts Stay Consistent In 'Period Of Restoration' Rulings
• Insurers Say No Coverage For Conn. Quarry Closure Dispute
• Building With Lego Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Hemp Farmers' Subpoena 'Premature' In $200M Suit
• Judge Tosses Nonprofit's Pittsburgh Inclusionary Zoning Suit
• 4th Circ. Sides With Father-Son Duo In Equity Fight
• Regional Cable Biz Looks Toward Permit Reform Priorities
• Co. Says Excess Insurer Can't Avoid Asbestos Coverage Row
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Networking 101
• MVP: Foley & Lardner's Lisa Glahn
• Defeating Estoppel-Based Claims In Legal Malpractice Actions
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Harco Dodging $3.5M Bond Obligation, Construction Co. Says
• The Biz Court Digest: How It Works In Massachusetts
• Wis. Bill Seeks Sales, Income Tax Breaks For Nuclear Energy
• Justices Won't Weigh Contractor's ULP Case Against Union
• Justices Cast Constitutional Clouds Over Trump's Tariffs
• Real Estate Recap: Mamdani, Immigration, Q3 Debrief
• Construction Co. Escapes $1.7M Conn. Housing Project Suit
• Why Appellees Should Write Their Answering Brief First
• PulteGroup Says Developer Breached $40M NC Land Deal
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Cravath, Paul Weiss
• Polsinelli Continues Real Estate Growth With Fried Frank Atty
• Gov't Contractor Says Nuclear Lid Co.'s Drawings Not Secrets
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Insurers Say Contractor's $7M Default Ruling Not Covered
• TTAB Says 'Gasper Roofing' TM Wrongly Denied
• Federal Acquisition Rules Get Measured Makeover
• FEMA Says States 'Mistaken' On Disaster Mitigation Program
• Insurer, Former Exec Settle In Military Housing Fraud Case
• Mindfulness Meditation Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Alaska Plumber Fights Feds' Contractor Labor Rule
• Panama Triumphs Over Sacyr In $2.36B Treaty Arbitration
• NTIA Rule Creates 'Impossible Choice,' Group Says
• Ex-Mashpee Tribal Leader Gets 3.5 Years For Casino Bribes
• San Antonio Voters Approve Funding For New Spurs Arena
• EQT Gets Final OK For $168M Merger Benefits Settlement
• AI Litigation Tools Can Enhance Case Assessment, Strategy
• Home Remodel Group Renovo Files Ch. 7 With $100M+ Debt
• Canadian Cos. Tossed From NC Hydrovac Hot Mud Burn Suit
• Luxury Developer Five Star Hits Ch. 11 In Texas
• 5th Circ. Unsure Man Can Challenge Texas Ban On Land Sales
• Judge Voids DOT Directive Tying State Grants To Immigration
• The Emerging Issues Shaping Real Estate Project Insurance
• Attys Beware: Generative AI Can Also Hallucinate Metadata
• Ex-Conn. Official Gets Sentencing Delayed Pending 2nd Trial
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Challenge To $47M NAFTA Award
• Real Estate Exec Alleges $3.7M Misuse Of Company Funds
• Adhesives Co. Seeks AIG's Defense In Faulty Grout Row
• 3rd Circ. Weighs Arbitration Of Union Withdrawal Liability Suit
• Wireless Builders' Group Names New Top Strategist
• Memphis Airport Sues Signage Co. Over $9M Contract
• GE Can't Nix Suit Over Power Plant Worker's Injuries
• Wolfspeed Says Gas Supplier Reneged On Equipment Deal
• When Atty Ethics Violations Give Rise To Causes Of Action