Education, Discussion, and Analysis for Attorneys, Engineers, Consultants, and More
The Construction Super Conference, now in its 40th year, was developed for mid- to senior-level professionals who work in the legal and commercial construction markets. Educational sessions and panel discussions address timely issues within the legal, business, and economic realms of today’s construction industry.
See You on the West Coast!
Get ready for the premier event for the construction law industry! Join us at the Construction Super Conference 2026, taking place at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort in Huntington Beach, CA for groundbreaking insights, industry-leading experts, and unparalleled networking opportunities. Watch the promo video to learn more about what’s in store!
State Licensing Complaints in Construction Disputes: Process, Proof and Remedies
Key Takeaways: Contractor licensing boards offer a faster alternative to civil litigation, with remedies including investigation, mediation, restitution, fines, probation, suspension and revocation. Strong complaints require concrete evidence, including contracts, payment records, photos and expert assessments, tied to specific regulatory grounds such as fraud, gross negligence or abandonment. Boards review jurisdiction, timeliness and prima facie […]
Drone Adoption Is Rising on Construction Sites
Key Takeaways: 36.1% of ABC member contractors use drones, primarily for site progress monitoring, marketing and inspections. Most drone budgets fall between $1,000 and $10,000; DJI dominates at 97.1% market share among users. Regulatory compliance (53.5%), training gaps (43.4%) and limited use cases (37.4%) are the top adoption barriers. Contractors get the fastest ROI by […]
What’s Driving Construction Spending in 2026?
Key Takeaways: U.S. construction spending nears $2.2 trillion in 2026, led by data centers and semiconductor fabs. Data center construction has quadrupled since 2021; tariffs on steel and aluminum are raising costs and procurement risk. Labor shortages persist, with 499,000 workers needed; contractors are responding with apprenticeships, prefabrication and BIM. Contractors should build mission-critical subcontractor […]
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