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Infrastructure Lags, Homebuilding Surges

ARLINGTON, VA - Two types of private nonresidential spending increased significantly in May, while most other categories lagged.
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Building Regs In New York: A Peek Into The Future

NEW YORK, N.Y. - Changes are coming as a result of Nov. 8, 2022 amendments to the building code.
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Newest CSC EAB Member: “Old Pay-To-Play Format Is Long Gone”

As the newest member of the CSC EAB, Wendy Venoit has definite opinions about the kinds of educational sessions that contribute to a successful conference.
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Construction Sector Adds 25,000 Jobs

ARLINGTON, VA - The construction sector added 25,000 jobs in May while the sector’s unemployment rate fell.
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Expanding Scope Of Practice: Pamela Dorian Reflects

A construction defect case "is a balance of not losing sight of the forest for the trees, but also making sure you have gotten a good look at every tree."
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Construction Adds 15K Jobs

ARLINGTON, VA - The construction sector added 15,000 jobs in April while the sector’s unemployment rate fell to a record low for the month.
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Analysis: New NY Law To Ban Gas In New Buildings

Carol A. Sigmond, partner at Greenspoon Marder LLP, New York, N.Y. is sympathetic to the law’s intent, but has many concerns about the legislation.
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Four Cozen O’Connor Attorneys Win Awards

PHILADELPHIA – Four attorneys from Cozen O'Connor have been recognized by The Legal Intelligencer with 2023 Professional Excellence Awards.
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Termination Provisions: Avoiding Headaches

HOLLYWOOD, FL – When attorneys and other professionals in the legal and commercial construction markets come together later this year at Construction Super Conference (CSC), termination provisions will be on the docket.