The FLCA would stifle—if not effectively eliminate—construction companies' abilities to negotiate workplace conditions.
Unprecedented Times: An Interview Panel With 2025 Top Construction Law Firms
Partners at some of CE’s 2025 Top 50 Construction Law Firms offer perspectives on the state of contract disputes, recent victories worth celebrating and implications of the Trump administration’s changes to the legal landscape.
Unprecedented Times: An Interview Panel With 2025 Top Construction Law Firms
Partners at some of CE’s 2025 Top 50 Construction Law Firms offer perspectives on the state of contract disputes, recent victories worth celebrating and implications of the Trump administration’s changes to the legal landscape.
Executive Insights 2025: Leaders in Construction Law
From tariffs to liquidating assets, leading construction attorneys answer this year's most pressing questions.
Protecting Against the Impact of 2025 Tariffs on Construction Costs
What contractors need to know about the flux state of tariffs before the 90-day pause ends.
The Role of AI and Human Lawyers in Construction Dispute Management
Artificial intelligence is increasingly aiding in construction law practices, but it is still no replacement for a good attorney.
U.S. Senate Blocks McFerran’s Confirmation as Labor Board Chair
In another win for ABC, NLRB Chair Lauren McFerran's third-term nomination was voted down in the senate.
Where Does the FTC’s Noncompete Ban Stand?
The FTC's noncompete ban would have taken place one month ago if not for a block from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas. As developments continue to unfold behind the scenes, review what this ban could mean for construction companies.











