CONSTRUCTION DEFECT JOURNAL

"News and Information for Construction Defect and Claims Professionals"

CONSTRUCTION DEFECT JOURNAL - ISSUE 242749 - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2026

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CDJ ARCHIVES-NEWS YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED

One Building, Six Owners, One Defective Stucco System: How Do You Coordinate Repairs?- David McLain - Colorado Construction Litigation Blog

Old Storm, New Claim: A Fifth Circuit Notice Reminder- Koorosh Talieh & Torrye Zullo - Hunton Insurance Recovery Blog

Don’t Forget to Include Termination Language in Your Contract- David Adelstein - Florida Construction Legal Updates

SB 342 Eliminates the “All-or-Nothing” Rule Under Dreaded Business and Professions Code Section 7031- Garret D. Murai - California Construction Law Blog

Your Construction Contract Won’t Always Save You From a Bad Project Record- Matthew J. Devries - Best Practices Construction Law Blog

Insurer’s Motion to Dismiss Bad Faith Claim Denied- Tred R. Eyerly - Insurance Law Hawaii

When Arbitrators Overreach: Utah Supreme Court Trims an Award Built on an Unpled Claim- Tyson J. Prisbrey & Mark O. Morris - Snell & Wilmer

A Million-Dollar Claim. A Decisive Defense Victory.- Dolores Montoya - Bremer Whyte Brown & O'Meara LLP

Beyond the Forecast: Managing Extreme Weather Risks on Construction Sites- Jordan Graustark - Construction Executive

A Nuclear Power Hangover: Controversies Plague New York's Indian Point Plant Cleanup- Richard Korman - Engineering News-Record

Traub Lieberman Partner Ryan Parker and Associates Robert Biferie and Matthew Groteke Win Final Summary Judgment on Behalf of Homeowner’s Insurance Company- Ryan S. Parker, Robert Biferie & Matthew Groteke - Traub Lieberman

Meaningful Change to Contractors License Law Disgorgement Rule of Business and Professions Code Section 7031- Garret Mandel - Porter Law Group

Why AI Data Centers Cost Billions to Build- Lynn Doan – Bloomberg