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Ninth Circuit Requires Federal Government to Contribute to Superfund Payment
Ninth Circuit holds that the District Court exceeded its discretionary powers. The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability…
November 29The Perils of Product Documentation in the Digital World
Think before emailing. By now everyone in the developed world should realize that email is not private. It…
November 29Construction SuperConference Offers Educational Lineup with Opportunity to Earn MCLE Credits
Kevin Gaffney, conference director, “The CSC Board has put together an outstanding lineup of education sessions and provides…
November 16Opinion—The quiet revolution taking place under the Trump administration
By Don Wallis Environmental regulation is changing dramatically. The cover story for the Nov. 6, 2017, issue…
November 16Federal Government has a Duty to Provide Accurate Cost Data
Contractors can rely upon quantity estimates provided by the government. The federal government often supplies contractors with estimates…
November 16Piercing the Corporate Veil Now Easier In New York
Protection for shareholders has been significantly reduced One of the most long-standing and sacrosanct reasons for incorporating is…
November 16OSHA Has Established Requirements for Monitoring Respirable Crystalline Silica
The reporting requirements are complex. An excellent article in California Construction Law Blog by Garret Murai outlines the…
November 16Withdrawal Liability Exemptions for Contractors
Under very specific conditions, contractors are exempt from withdrawal liability. ERISA (the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of…
November 16Does Foreign Ownership of U.S. Contractors Affect the Way they Do Business?
The 2017 Construction SuperConference (CSC) will feature an outstanding plenary panel session on Tuesday, Dec. 5, featuring a brilliant…
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