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Construction
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How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Construction Administration
By Ben Codog
Artificial intelligence is beginning to change construction administration by helping project teams organize information, track commitments, analyze schedules, and identify emerging risks. While these applications may be less visible than…
Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section
When the Referee Gets the Rulebook Wrong: Concerns About Recent Illinois Department of Labor Prevailing Wage Audits
By Jeffrey A. Risch, Sara Zorich
When the Referee Gets the Rulebook Wrong: Concerns About Recent Illinois Department of Labor Prevailing Wage Audits For Illinois contractors performing public work, prevailing wage compliance requires careful attention to…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Why Construction Litigation eDiscovery Fails and What to Do Differently: eDiscovery Best Practices
By Doug Austin
There are reasons why construction litigation eDiscovery fails. Amanda Fong of Nextpoint discusses them and what to do about it here! The post Why Construction Litigation eDiscovery Fails and What…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
Washington State DOSH Proposes Update to Construction PPE Rules
By By: Jeff T. Leslie, Kenneth M. Rock
Quick Hits On October 6, 2026, Washington DOSH proposed updates to construction PPE rules to align with federal OSHA requirements, including requiring employers to ensure PPE properly fits each affected employee.…
The Construction Seyt
California Contractors Get a Much-Needed Break: SB 342 Softens the Harsh Consequences of Contractor License Lapses
Imagine completing a multimillion-dollar project, performing quality work, paying your subcontractors, and satisfying the owner, only to discover that a temporary contractor license lapse could prevent you from recovering payment…
News & Media Blog
Injured by a Subcontractor on a Construction Job Site: Can You File a Third-Party Injury Claim?
Illinois and Indiana: Construction Worker Civil Injury Claims After Hurt in Subcontractor Accident All sorts of construction projects are moving forward in our part of the country right now, employing…
Colorado Construction Litigation
Colorado’s New Mechanic’s Lien Law: Bigger Claims, Stronger Protections, and New Risks for Owners and Contractors
By David McLain
On April 6, 2026, the same day that the Colorado Supreme Court issued its decision in Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction Company, LLC v. Regional Rail Partners, Governor Jared Polis signed…
Construction Payment Blog
How Better Job Sheets Help You Manage Lien Rights More Effectively
By Mary Petikas
Nuvo and Levelset’s new integration is designed to improve project accuracy, reduce manual entry, and support faster payment processes. Accurate job information plays a key role in supporting effective lien…
Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section
Weekly Hospital Real Estate Briefing: Rising Construction Costs Drive Adaptive Reuse
By Hall Render
As we prepared this week’s briefing, one industry trend stood out: Rising construction costs are driving more adaptive reuse projects. Over the past year, more clients have explored repurposing office…
Legal Bites
1st CNLU Arbitral Award Writing & Presentation Competition 2027 [Register by Dec 02]
By LB Desk
Chanakya Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CCADR), Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna, is inviting registrations for the 1st CNLU Arbitral Award Writing & Presentation Competition, 2027. The competition will…