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Join us at the next Construction Super Conference for education, discussion, and analysis for Construction Industry attorneys, engineers, consultants, and more. The Construction Super Conference is recognized as the preeminent construction conference developed for mid- to senior-level professionals who work in any of the legal and commercial construction markets. Impactful plenary sessions and com

pelling panel discussions from top legal, consulting, and leaders of construction companies bring to the forefront challenging issues and new insights into the legal, business, and economic challenges and opportunities in today’s construction industry. Participants will walk away with invaluable information and resources to assist them in meeting today’s challenges. The conference will showcase many notable and expert in-house and outside construction counselors and consultants who will take up the many challenges of advising construction industry participants in a challenging economy. The program design of the conference allows ample opportunity to meet and network with representatives from the leading construction firms and the industry’s top construction attorneys.

06/18/2026

Reasonable Care vs. Safety Standards: What’s at Stake

Courts continue to grapple with what counts as reasonable care in negligence cases and whether meeting minimum safety standards is enough to avoid liability. The answer determines who pays after an accident and how businesses, professionals and insurers manage risk.

Minimum safety standards, including building codes, federal and state regulations, and professional guidelines, set objective baselines. They’re essential benchmarks but they don’t decide negligence on their own.

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06/16/2026

Women in Construction: A Shifting Labor Landscape

The Commerce Department is reviewing women’s participation in the construction sector as hiring trends shift and employers close the gap between labor demand and available workers. Construction job openings peaked near 450,000 in early 2024, driven by single-family building, factory projects and supply chain normalization. By September, openings had returned to roughly 300,000, a longer-run average, not a sign of contraction, but of rebalancing as hiring caught up.

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06/12/2026

Preventing Construction Contract Disputes in California

Construction contract disputes in California typically stem from vague terms, missed payments and poor documentation, but most are preventable. Owners, contractors and project managers across Los Angeles County can avoid the majority of conflicts with precise contracts, documented decisions and fast dispute resolution tools.

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06/10/2026

West Virginia Clarifies Construction Damages Rule

The West Virginia Supreme Court has sharpened how courts calculate construction contract damages when a repair bill far exceeds the market benefit of those repairs. The justices confirmed that when repair costs are grossly disproportionate to the value the repairs would restore, courts can award diminution in value rather than the cost of repair. That clarification, paired with a clear ruling on burden of proof, has direct stakes for owners, contractors and counsel managing project risk.

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06/08/2026

The Skilled Trades Shortage Is Reshaping Construction

A widening http://U.S. construction labor gap is making skilled trades some of the fastest-growing career paths. A new Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated (JLL) report warns that up to http://2.1 million skilled trades roles could go unfilled by 2030, a shortfall that could delay projects, raise costs and reduce productivity throughout commercial real estate and infrastructure.

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06/05/2026

Data Center Construction Is Supporting Demand but It’s Getting More Selective.

Contractors across the country say data center construction is carrying the market as other sectors cool. Executives point to multiyear pipelines, repeat orders from hyperscalers and rising spending on power infrastructure tied to growing compute needs. They see a durable tailwind but they’re also clear about the risks that can limit how much demand becomes completed facilities and booked revenue.

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06/03/2026

EPA Proposal Strives to Ease Industrial Construction Delays

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a rule change that would allow companies to begin construction of non-emitting parts of factories, data centers and power plants before receiving a full New Source Review permit. This adjustment would redefine “begin actual construction” and introduce “pollutant-emitting activities” to allow site preparation, utility work and shell construction to move forward sooner.

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06/01/2026

The producer price index for inputs to new nonresidential construction rose 1.7 percent in April and 6.6 percent from April 2025, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of government data. In contrast, the producer price index for new nonresidential building construction, a measure of prices contractors say they would charge to build a fixed set of buildings, increased just 3.6 percent over the past year.

Association officials noted that proposals to temporarily suspend the federal gas tax will do little to offset price increases.

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05/22/2026

Why Is Scam Prevention Critical for Construction Teams?

Scam prevention is essential for construction teams because contractors, builders and project managers are prime targets for financial fraud and social engineering. Construction projects typically involve large payments, rapid-fire vendor onboarding and ongoing cash flow, making them appealing to scammers. Failing to detect fraudulent invoices, fake change orders or false subcontractor credentials puts company funds, project timelines and client relationships at serious risk.

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05/20/2026

Florida Case Shows Depth of Payroll Fraud in Construction

Two Orlando contractors, Rene and Juana Escobar, ran a payroll and workers’ compensation fraud scheme for nearly 10 years, exposing construction workers and siphoning millions from insurers and the IRS. Operating Escobar Plastering and related businesses from 2015 to 2024, they hid true payrolls, understated employee headcounts and issued misleading certificates of insurance. Both were sentenced to at least two years in prison and ordered to pay roughly $37 million in restitution for unpaid employment taxes.

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