Tariff Survey – Reshoring?
A recent survey of industrial/manufacturing sector execs found Less than 10% of U.S. companies have reshored production in response to tariffs.
Circumventing Limitation of Liability Clauses – Long Shot?
An attempt to circumvent a limitation of liability clause usually starts with an allegation of gross negligence.
Construction Spending Declines 0.5 Percent
Construction spending decreased 0.5 percent from Feb to March with a pullback in the largest nonresidential public and private projects.
Trials and Tribulations – Q&A With Marion Hack
While the majority of construction law disputes are settled out of court, the skill of arguing before a jury is still a valued talent—even an art.
Price Increases For Nonresidential Materials
Tariff-related announcements in recent weeks have contributed to a series of price hikes from a range of materials suppliers.
AI – Hallucinations And Novel Applications
When CSC convened late last year in Las Vegas, tariffs and AI were hot topics (still are).
AGC: Tariffs Likely To Significantly Increase Costs
"Now that many tariffs that hit construction materials are in effect, with more measures pending, construction costs are likely to rise much more," said Ken Simonson.
Tariffs On The Brain
On-again, off-again, and in-effect—tariffs are a reality—but what does it mean for the construction industry and the practice of construction law?
Contractors Brace For Impacts Of New Tariffs
AGC officials warned that steel and aluminum tariffs will further boost the cost of key construction materials.