Why do Construction Law Professionals Choose CSC?

December 1-3, 2026 at the
Hyatt Regency Huntingon Beach, Calif.

Join the leading forum for construction law to earn CLE and MCLE credit, hear expert-led sessions, and connect with the peers shaping the industry.

The Construction Super Conference is the leading forum for construction law in North America. Now in its 40th year, CSC brings together in-house counsel, outside counsel, construction executives and industry experts for substantive education, practical insight and peer exchange.

Attend to earn your MCLE credits, stay current on litigation, risk, ethics and regulation, and spend time with a legal community that understands the work.

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Top 5 Reasons to Attend:

1. Earn your MCLE credits through programming that respects your time

CSC offers expert-led sessions built for legal professionals who want substantive education, including ethics credit, without filler.

2. Stay current on the issues shaping construction law

From dispute resolution and risk management to contracts, ethics and regulation, the program focuses on the issues affecting projects and portfolios now.

3. Join a peer community with deep experience in the field

CSC brings together in-house counsel, outside counsel and construction and design executives for conversations grounded in shared realities, not surface-level networking.

4. Take back practical insight you can apply

The strongest sessions do more than inform. They help you think through current matters, evolving exposure and the decisions ahead.

5. Spend time with the counsel and industry leaders worth knowing

CSC is where long-standing professional relationships are renewed and new ones begin, in a setting built around the construction legal community.

CSC is built for:

  • In-house counsel managing active project risk
  • Outside counsel advising owners, contractors, and design professionals
  • Construction and design executives navigating disputes and exposure
  • Returning attendees seeking advanced, relevant programming