Maintaining Ethics in High Stakes Disputes
LOS ANGELES – Maintaining ethics in the high pressure world of construction disputes can be difficult. As director…
August 17Latest in: Ethics and Compliance
Why the Construction Labor Market Remains Tight Nationwide
Key Takeaways: AI-generated construction animations can be mistaken for verified site footage, creating compliance and documentation risk. A…
August 13
What Really Causes Construction Cost Overruns?
Key Takeaways: Construction cost overruns stem from information lag: field productivity data takes three to five weeks to…
July 29
AI in Commercial Real Estate: Uses, Risks and Legal Guardrails
Key Takeaway: AI in commercial real estate cuts lease abstraction labor by roughly 60% and drives seven-figure recoveries…
July 9
$12.7 Million in OSHA Grants Available for Safety Training
Key Takeaways: OSHA’s Susan Harwood Training Grants offer $12.7 million for construction safety training, covering fall protection, heat…
July 9
NYC Orders New Workplace Heat Safety Guidance
Key Takeaways: NYC Mayor Mamdani signed a June 22, 2026, executive order requiring multilingual heat illness prevention guidance…
June 25
Contract Negotiation Pitfalls Every Construction Team Should Know
Key Takeaways: Construction contract negotiation pitfalls, including vague scope of work, one-sided indemnity clauses, poorly structured payment terms…
June 11
Negligence, Compliance and the Reasonable Care Standard
Key Takeaways: Code compliance with safety standards (building codes, OSHA, federal regulations) doesn’t automatically establish reasonable care or…
June 11
West Virginia Clarifies Construction Damages Rule
Key Takeaways: The West Virginia Supreme Court confirmed the gross-disproportionality rule in construction contract damages, allowing courts to…
June 4
Cybersecurity Risks Rising in Construction
Key Takeaways: Construction companies face growing cybersecurity risks from phishing, ransomware and business email compromise targeting payment systems,…
May 21