Construction Super Conference
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Women’s Leadership Workshop to be Offered at 2017 Construction SuperConference
Atlanta: Led by dynamic coach and educator Brooke Vuckovic, Ph.D., this complimentary workshop presented by Navigant, Eversheds Sutherland,…
October 2Opinion—Contractors, the unsung heroes of disaster relief
By Don Wallis Builders are always among the first to respond and the last to leave when disaster…
September 29Kentucky Court Rules No Contract Needed for Contractors to File Negligent Misrepresentation Suits Against Architects
This ruling expands the ability of contractors to obtain recourse against architects. The Kentucky Court of Appeals recently…
September 29Public Labor Agreements No Longer Required in Missouri
PLAs are no longer required for government projects In Missouri. Public Labor Agreements (PLAs) require contractors working for…
September 29AIA Provisions May Provide Architects With A Cause Of Action for Copyright Infringement Against Contractors.
Ohio court rules that AIA B101-2007 gives architects almost absolute control over their plans and specifications. Contractors are…
September 29Additional Insured Limitations Must Be Clear, Reasonable
California Court of Appeal rules that limitations must be explicitly stated. The California Court of Appeal in a…
September 29Construction SuperConference to Welcome Todd Buchholz as Opening Keynote
Todd Buchholz brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to CSC and you will not want to miss…
August 31Opinion—The Lasting Mark of the Trump Administration May be its Reduction of the “Administrative State”
By Don Wallis The current administration has rescinded hundreds of regulations. Reading and listening to media coverage of…
August 30Northwest Area Water Supply Project Approved After 15 Years of Litigation
The project can still be postponed by further appeals. The Northwest Area Water Supply project is a partially…
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