Texas SB 1040/HB 3874 would have required construction documents incorporated by reference to be shared 10 days before signing. The bill did not pass this session—here’s what that means for project timelines and contract negotiations.

Two federal courts have issued rulings enjoining Trump-era tariffs—and both are now on appeal. Learn what this means for construction contracts and how to guard against tariff risk.

A recent court ruling struck down key Trump-era tariffs. What does this mean for the construction industry? Learn how contractors and owners can protect projects from tariff uncertainty.

Cumulative impact claims arise when small changes on a construction project add up to major disruption. Learn what they are, how they develop, and how creative contract drafting—like using liquidated damages—can help manage the risk.

Knock-for-knock indemnity in Texas construction contracts reduces litigation, aligns incentives, and speeds up injury claims—benefiting all parties involved.