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Construction - March, 2026

186 articles

• ISP, SC City Settle Pole Attachment Fight Without FCC's Help
• Verizon Can't Enforce Tower Lease, Judge Says
• 'Construction Has To Stop!': Judge Blocks Trump's Ballroom
• Judge Sides With Navy In Hunters Point Cleanup Challenge
• Church Owner Not Entitled To Extra Coverage For Fire Loss
• Colo. Subcontractor's Contract Suit Against Parsons Survives
• Navigating The Perks Of Qualified Opportunity Zones 2.0
• Colo. Judge OKs $2.5M Damages In Metal Workers' Wage Suit
• Steptoe Adds Vinson & Elkins Arbitration Pro
• US Bipartisan Bill Will Extend Key Tribal Housing Program
• Caterpillar Injury Suit Can Stay In Pa., Appeals Panel Finds
• 4th Circ. Revives Va. Worker's OT Retaliation Suit
• Engineering Co. Executives, Board Prevail In ESOP Fight
• Getting The Most Out Of Learning And Development Programs
• Commerce Finalizes 73% Algerian Steel Rebar Subsidy Duty
• Forest Service Beats Suit Over Timber Targets
• Fla. Gov. OKs Land Use Bill Despite Miami Beach Resort Fight
• Data Center Satellite Co. Hits $1.1B Valuation In Series A Round
• Judge Tosses ESA Challenge Against Nevada Lithium Mine
• Fastener Co. Can't Slip $17K TM Infringement Judgment
• Brief Backs Maryland Bid To Halt ICE Warehouse Conversion
• AI Presents A Make-Or-Break Moment For Outside Counsel
• Real Estate Recap: Private Credit, Multifamily Potential, ICE
• Chemical Co. PQ Countersues Tacoma Port In Pollution Case
• Mayer Brown's $21M Fee Bid In RI Truck Tolls Suit Rebuffed
• Texas Justices Take Up Challenge To $4M Subrogation Lien
• Hospital System Beats Most Of REIT's $50M Floodwall Suit
• Texas Justices Order New Trial In Crane Breakage Suit
• State Carbon Cost Disparities Are Pivotal In Data Center Siting
• 8 Tariff Refund Questions For Restructuring Professionals
• 25 Years Later, Dam Salmon Case Must Stay In Trial Court
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Watching Hallmark Movies Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Enviros To Sue Over Timber Project At Flathead Nat'l Forest
• GAO Denies Protest Over Army Corps Renovation Contract
• FCC Advances IP Networks, But Consumer Worries Persist
• Insurer's Fake-Adjuster Suit Is Time-Barred, Court Says
• Panel Says Co. Can't Recoup Extra Costs In DOT Contract
• Ohio AG Advances Bid For Constitutional Data Center Ban
• Keys To Federal Carbon Compliance In Data Center Siting
• Acquiring Co-Insurer Coverage Aid In Fla. Builder Defect Suits
• ICE Builds Out Detention Centers, And The Suits Pile Up
• Co. Says Army Corps Axed Contract Over 'Negligible' Change
• Caterpillar Hits Back At Bobcat With Patent Claims
• Colo. Builder Says Agency's Labor Investigation Is 'Flawed'
• Conn. Atty Faces Civil Arrest Bid In $10M Trust Account Probe
• Turf Company Executive Can't Escape Trade Secrets Suit
• AIG Snags $3.9M Contractor Arbitration Award From Surety
• FBT Gibbons Lands Public Finance Pros From BigLaw Firms
• Mass. High Court Clarifies Anti-SLAPP Standard, Atty Fees
• Idaho Expands Retail Developer Sales Tax Rebate
• Lowe's Says Ex-Worker's Moonlighting Class Action Falls Flat
• Tech Biz Says DOE Wrongly Axed $86.9M Clean Energy Award
• Chicago Can Access $2B Trump Froze For Transit Upgrades
• Michigan Sues DHS, ICE Over Planned Detention Center
• Wash. Store Owner, Insurer Say Tool Co. Owes $8.7M For Fire
• DOT Awards $21M To Boost Tribal Road Safety
• Baker Botts-Led Energy Drilling Firm HMH Eyes $231M In IPO
• Convicted Ex-Budget Official's Attorney Resignation Approved
• Pa. PUC Gets First Dibs On Developer's Water Meter Dispute
• Ex-Atlanta Building Inspector's Age Bias Suit Headed For Trial
• Emails Enough For Law Firm To Secure Fee, NC Justices Rule
• Pa. AG Tells Justices He Must Intervene In Grid Fight
• NC High Court Nixes Mold Claims Over Contract Limit
• Zurich Says No Coverage For $19M Faulty Pipeline Award
• Zetlin & De Chiara Adds Construction Partner To NY Office
• Justices Decline To Review Scope Of Wetlands Permit Waiver
• Chicago Transit Authority Says Feds Can't Hold $2B 'Hostage'
• Real Estate Recap: Rate Hold, Data Center Regs, Housing EOs
• Judge Won't Reopen DIRTT Suit After Sending It To Canada
• Builders Can Proceed As Class In Fee Suit, NC Justices Say
• DOT Diversity Program Overhaul Moots Contractors' Challenge
• 5 Tips For Navigating Your Firm's All-Attorney Summit
• Developer Sues GSA Over Hartford Courthouse Records
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Singapore Co. Claims $140M Loss In Panama Treaty Breach
• Sports Flooring Distributors Lose Bid To Reinstate Contracts
• Feds Say Atty Used Stolen Nonprofit Funds To Buy Crypto
• Coaching Soccer Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Shipbuilders Cut Deals To End No-Poach Claims
• Glass Products Co. Reaches Deal In Data Breach Suit
• Feds Say It's End Of The Line For NY, NJ Hudson Tunnel Suit
• NTIA Still Crafting Plans For $21B In 'Non-Deployment' Funds
• Fla. Lawmakers Expanded Housing Efforts In Slow Session
• Norfolk Southern Secures Insurer Defense Over Worker Death
• NJ Justices Say Tidelands Steward Can Modify Pierhead Lines
• Law School's Missed Lessons: The Human Element
• $200M Exxon Contract Trade Secrets Row Ended
• Ga. Panel Nixes $8.5M Verdict Over Fault To Nonparty
• Judge Blasts Admin For Shifting White House Project Claims
• 10th Circ. Considers Ask For New Trial In $5M Toll Lanes Suit
• Idaho Tribe Looks To Void Approval Of $2B Gold Mine Project
• 7 Steps For Gov't Contractors In Post-IEEPA Tariff Landscape
• Conn. Panel Mostly Affirms $16.8M Building Permit Verdict
• MTA Sues Feds Over $59M In Frozen 2nd Ave. Subway Funds
• Miss. Expands Energy Project Tax Break To Battery Systems
• Inspector Nabs Collective Cert. In Engineering Co. OT Spat
• 1st Circ. Affirms Block Of Trump's 'Unprecedented' Aid Freeze
• Discovery Moves Ahead In $7M Bulgarian Gas Project Feud
• Emerson College Sued Over Construction Worker's Fatal Fall
• The Benefits Of Choosing A Niche Practice In The AI Age
• Deere Parking Brake Too Easy To Activate, Suit Claims
• Real Estate Recap: Iran, Investor Optimism, Construction Debt
• Ga. Appeals Court Revises Alter Ego Rulings In $900K Case
• Fla. Land Use Bill Passes With Controversy Quelled In Part
• Trump Orders Seek To Spur Home Building, Mortgage Access
• EchoStar Must Put Away $40B To Pay Builders, Group Says
• Section 122 Tariffs Show Shift In Strategy, Not Trade Policy
• GSA Pans Giving 'Unelected Judiciary' Sway Over Property
• Nixon Peabody Adds RE Attys To SF, DC Offices
• Texas Appeals Court Upholds Tax Refund For Chemical Co.
• Beef Up Telecom Networks To Power AI, Tech Experts Say
• Split PTAB Invalidates Danco's Toilet Valve Patent
• ICE Ordered To Pause Detention Project Over Enviro Concerns
• NY-NJ Commission's Hudson Tunnel Funds Suit Mostly Moot
• Steep Senate Majority Passes Landmark Housing Bill
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Buy Belize Scam Case
• NM Bars Local Gov'ts From Levying Tax On Child Care Homes
• Mass. Co. Fights Debarment Over Prevailing Wages Dispute
• Podcasting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bayer AG's Monsanto Pays $1M For Misclassified PCB Docs
• Md. Gov't Agencies Oppose Talkie's FCC Preemption Bid
• Verizon Told It Can't Reopen Pa. Utility Pole Dispute At FCC
• Dem Lawmakers Dispute Economics Of Arctic Oil Leasing
• 2nd Circ. Spurns DOT Bid To Re-Freeze Hudson Tunnel Funds
• Ariz. Tribes' Water Rights Act Faces Funding Hurdles, DOI Says
• Counterclaims Trimmed In $4.5M Call Center Suit
• Md. Seeks Immediate Halt Of ICE Detention Facility Project
• Wyo. Amends Property Tax Break For Long-Term Homeowners
• NY Mosque Says Town's Bias Blocked Land Use Request
• NM Authorizes Property Tax To Pay Bonds, Interest, Costs
• Pa. Developer Hits Ch. 11 With Up To $10M In Liabilities
• $18.7M Settlement Nixed Over 'Fabricated' Loan Docs
• Pole Upgrades Too Often Lead To Sticker Shock, FCC Told
• What Cos. Must Know About Pa.'s Proposed Data Center Regs
• Lessons From Justices' Split On Major Questions Doctrine
• Insurer's Cyber Liability Capped At $250K, Texas Court Finds
• Auto Insurer Gets NYC Construction Injury Dispute Tossed
• How The New Tariff Landscape May Unfold
• Industry Aims To Win Over Policymakers In Copper Phaseout
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Inspection Services Firm Settles Wage Suit For $530K
• NM Extends Property Tax Exemption Time For Redevelopment
• Real Estate Recap: Big Data, C-PACE, Mamdani's Planners
• Judge Denies NJ Co.'s Protest Of $300M Air Force Contract
• NJ Trade Groups Fight Outgoing Admin's Environmental Rules
• Cities Seek Broader Ban On Feds' Transpo Grant Conditions
• CIT Rejects Reversed Duty Refund For Canadian Lumber Co.
• Judge Wants Action On FEMA Disaster Mitigation Funds Delay
• Miami Developer Accused Of $85M Fraud Scheme, DOJ Says
• FCC Plans To Cut More Red Tape Around Copper Retirement
• Pa. Court Sinks Verizon Broadband Wages Grievance
• Gov't Settles Affordable Housing Dispute With NY Village
• Commerce Announces 9 Sunset Reviews For Duties
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gold Mine Poses No Certain Threat To Belugas, Gov't Argues
• Squires' Newest Quick Order Grants 5 Petitions, Rejects 4
• Algerian Rebar Faces Triple-Digit Antidumping Duty
• Volunteering With Scouts Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Judge Dismisses Builder's Housing Fees Suit
• Ga. Panel Says Builder's Insurance Talks Void Payment Spat
• Q&A: Herrick Feinstein Chair On Mamdani's Planning Leaders
• EDTX Jury Awards Unilin $3.8M For Flooring IP Infringement
• Law School's Missed Lessons: In Court, It's About Storytelling
• Construction Co. Hammers Out Deal In 401(k) Fee Suit
• What's Changed In Army Corps' Reissued Nationwide Permits
• Commerce Shrinks Korean Steel Firms' Subsidy Duties
• Enviro Groups Fight Montana Mine Expansion Approval
• Gordon Rees Opens New Offices In North Carolina, Wisconsin
• Mass. Justices Doubt New Suit Over Hot-Button Housing Law
• Tunnel Funding Freeze Fight Is In Wrong Court, 2nd Circ. Told
• Fla. House Passes Land Use Bill With Local Preemptions
• Former Iowa Biz President Convicted Of Bankruptcy Crimes
• Travelers Can't Exit $6M Construction Defect Coverage Suit
• Condo Group Claims Developer's Negligence In Colo. Project
• 5th Circ. Hints Coverage Turns On Crash Suits, Not Policies
• DOE Contractor Pays $3.45M To Settle Time Card Fraud Case
• Aligning Microsoft Tools With NYC Bar AI Recording Guidance
• Justices Reject Ex-Miami Official's Bid To Undo $63.5M Award
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of $800K Union Pension Suit
• 3 Firms Build $3.25B Sale Of MW Components, CPM
• Tenn. Lawmakers OK Expanding Assessment Division's Duties
• Feds Lose Fight To End NY Congestion Pricing
• 5th Circ. Presses McDermott Shareholders On Direct Claim
• Rail Couplers From India Facing US Countervailing Duties
• 5 Different AI Systems Raise Distinct Privilege Issues