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Construction - February, 2026

126 articles

• Chemical Co. PQ Contaminated Port Of Tacoma, Suit Says
• Union's Case Cite Can't End NJ Bias Claim, Court Told
• 7th Circ. Orders Deeper Probe Of $13M Fraudster's Severance
• Senate Dems Aim To Require Refunds Of Illegal Trump Tariffs
• 3 Firms Guide Homebuilder Co.'s $221M Sale
• 11th Circ. Ruling Offers Guidance On Compensable Work Time
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Leadership Strategy After Day 1
• 5th Circ. Says Atty Fee In Architecture IP Case Wasn't Explained
• NM Legislators OK Property Tax To Pay Bonds, Interest, Costs
• Stone And Sand Co. Files Ch. 11 With $32M Debt
• Calif. Housing Law Challenge Won't Go Before High Court
• Real Estate Recap: REITs, FinCEN, Transfer-Based Cleanup
• Wireless Builders Want FCC Kibosh On Dish 'Shell Games'
• FCC Warned Of Risks From Moving Too Fast On IP Networks
• 3 Questions After Justices Sink Trump's Emergency Tariffs
• PVC Pipe Buyers Want To Get Price-Fixing Discovery Moving
• Building Company's 65-Hour Weeks Omitted OT, Court Told
• How Blockchain Could Streamline Real Estate Transactions
• Ind. Stadium Bill Moves NFL's Bears Step Closer To Ill. Exit
• Calif.'s Civility Push Shows Why Professionalism Is Vital
• Cos. Not Covered In Garage Door Death, Insurer Tells Court
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Imposes Maximum Tariff After Supreme Court Rebuke
• Colo. Metro District Wants Claim Paid On $2M Project
• Native Villages Drop $70M Alaskan Broadband Grant Fight
• 8th Circ. Keeps Arbitration Award Against Concrete Co.
• NM Lawmakers OK Longer Redevelopment Property Tax Break
• Trivia Competition Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pa. Justices Put Limits On Workers' Comp Immunity
• Trump Admin Illegally Cut Billions In Energy Funds, AGs Say
• Colo. County's Housing Impact Fee Unlawful, Panel Told
• Hudson Tunnel Agency Blasts 'Threadbare' Union-Limits Suit
• Eversheds Hires International Arbitration Partner In Bucharest
• Telecom Joint Venture To Pay $2.7B For UK Fiber Company
• Insurer Must Cover $5.5M Crash Settlement, 4th Circ. Says
• Ga. Railroad Defends Land Seizures In Eminent Domain Fight
• US, Japan Announce $36B In Projects As Part Of Trade Deal
• Feds Release $130M NY, NJ Gateway Hudson Tunnel Funds
• Construction Group Of The Year: Mandelbaum Barrett
• Law School's Missed Lessons: What Cross-Selling Truly Takes
• AI's Needs Outpace Broadband Infrastructure, Report Says
• Pa. Quarry Can't Shut Down Norfolk Southern's Sinkhole Suit
• Fla. Apt. Owners Reach Deal In Construction Defect Suit
• States Say FEMA Ignoring Disaster Mitigation Funding Order
• Kraft Heinz To Face Damages Bid In Factory Upgrade Row
• Merger Materials Hid Portland Project Woes, Investors Say
• GAO Sustains Protest Of $1.9M Army Corps Contract
• Trump Family Invests In $1.5B Go-Public Merger For Drone Co.
• How AI Data Centers Are Elevating Development Risk In 2026
• Latham Leads PE Infrastructure Firm Kinterra's $950M Fund
• Health Exec Says He Was Fired For Opposing 'Enron-Style' Plot
• 100% 'Buy America' Push May Stall EV Charging Supply Chain
• DTE, Consumers Energy Defend $394M Verdict In Plant Spat
• Real Estate Recap: Office Conversions, Multifamily Oversupply
• Colorado Atty Delayed Filing, Gave Faulty Advice, Suit Says
• Judges On AI: Practical Use Cases In Chambers
• MoFo, Paul Hastings Build $4.5B Tri Pointe Homes Sale
• Commerce Finds Chinese Anodes Being Subsidized, Dumped
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• US Sets 15% Tariff On Taiwanese Imports In Trade Deal
• Split 4th Circ. Denies Stay Lift In CertainTeed Unit's Ch. 11
• Calif. Insurance Chief Backs Smoke Standards Bill
• USMCA Must Be Extended In Joint Review, Senators Told
• 2nd Circ. Declines To Block TRO On Gateway Tunnel Project
• Colo. Builder Says Ex-Assistant Stole Trade Secrets
• Trail Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Foley & Lardner Adds Gray Reed Construction Pro In Dallas
• Texas Justices Doubtful Spectrum Contract Is Static
• Paxton Topples U.S. Senate Seat Rival's Work License Rule
• Miami World Cup Counsel Share Look At Prep Work, Impact
• Canadian Pipe Exporter's Injunction Gets Trade Court OK
• 'Unflappable' Mass. Judge Emerges As Trump Foil
• Construction Group Of The Year: Nossaman
• Asphalt Cos. To Pay $30M To End FCA Testing Case
• Weil, Latham Lead Solar Project Builder's $513M IPO
• CCA Gets OK On Ch. 11 Plan After Bahamas Developer Deal
• Appeals Judge Questions Sanctions In Hurricane Straps Suit
• Texas Justices Seek 'Universal' Rule On Pretrial Motions
• 9th Circ. Panel Wary Of Reviving Wash. Gas Appliance Suit
• Texas Justices Unsure Appraisal Is Avoidable In $40M Claim
• How States Are Advancing Enviro Justice Policies
• Malpractice Claim Assignability Continues To Divide Courts
• Feds, MTA Spar Over Due Process In Congestion Pricing Fight
• Data Center Builders, Power Suppliers Duel For Project Needs
• 9th Circ. Sides With Forest Service In $33M Ore. Wildfire Suit
• Conn. AG Launches Blight Probe Of JRK-Owned Apartments
• As Federal Enviro Justice Policy Goes Dormant, All Is Not Lost
• Pullman & Comley Says Lender Can't Sue Over $16.2M Deal
• Sports Flooring Makers Want Antitrust Merger Suit Tossed
• What To Know About Project-Specific Professional Liability
• Feds Get Gateway Tunnel Funding Freeze During Appeal
• Real Estate Recap: Data Center Moratoriums, Fraud Detection
• Menzies Targets NYC Townhouse In $7.6M Niger Award Feud
• NY Judge Allows Funding For $16B Tunnel To Continue
• Tampa Bay Rays Unveil New MLB Stadium Renderings
• Judge Tosses Suit Over Feds' Abandoned Border Fencing
• 3 Firms Lead TPG's Stake Acquisition Of Sabre Industries
• As Federal Water Regs Recede, Calif.'s Permitting Tide Rises
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Lima Can't Escape $200M In Arbitral Awards, Court Hears
• Jury Hands DuraSystems $905K In Kitchen Duct Patent Trial
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Dual Representation DQ, Biting Censure
• FCC Deploys Rapid Response To Va. Utility Pole Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Supports No Infringement Ruling In Ladder IP Case
• 2 Firms Advise JV's Data Center Portfolio Sale To Igneo
• Cooley Adds Ex-Kirkland Corporate Real Estate Leader In NY
• Weil, Latham Advise Data Center Parts Builder's $1.5B IPO
• Teaching Logic Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NY, NJ Sue Feds Over Hudson River Tunnel Funding Pause
• Eversheds Sutherland Hires Paul Hastings Trial Pro
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Resilience
• Construction Group Of The Year: Greenberg Traurig
• Autonomous Construction Startup Raises $270M In Series B
• Chevron Denies Duty To Pay Subsidiary's $24M Drilling Tab
• Wash. Justices Won't Hear Medline's $2.4M Refund Request
• NY-NJ Commission Sues Over Frozen Hudson Tunnel Funding
• Fed. Circ. Backs Nearmap Win On 2 Out Of 3 PTAB Challenges
• Developer In Miami Condo Battle Moves To End Association
• Offshore Wind Crowns Courtroom Sweep With Sunrise Restart
• Norfolk Southern Blames DR Horton For Runoff Rail Damage
• Judge Nixes Arbitration In Asphalt Recycling Fraud Suit
• Trump, Modi Say US-India Trade Deal Reached
• China Steel Pipe Circumventing Duties, Commerce Says
• NYC Bar Opinion Warns Attys On Use Of AI Recording Tools
• Del. Lawmakers OK Review, Revision Of Property Assessment
• The Biz Court Digest: Dispatches From Utah's Newest Court