Michael Gonzales and Alana M. McMullin | Lathrop GPM As companies increasingly integrate artificial intelligence (AI) – particularly generative AI – into day-to-day business operations, insurance carriers are moving quickly to limit their exposure. Several carriers have already introduced new policy exclusions that may significantly narrow coverage for companies that develop, use or rely on… Continue reading The AI Coverage Gap: What New Insurance Exclusions Mean for Your Business
Following the Money: Cost Accountability in Data Center Construction Disputes
Randall Coxworth, Jon Critelli and Michael Mansueto | StoneTurn Data center construction is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, but with that growth comes heightened risk of costly disputes. This article unpacks how overruns, delays, and complex project dynamics translate into financial claims and how stakeholders can navigate them with precision. Learn how disciplined cost tracking,… Continue reading Following the Money: Cost Accountability in Data Center Construction Disputes
Bracketology in Mediations: How, Why and When to Use Brackets to Optimize the Potential for Settlement
Jon. B. Masini | JAMS In mediation, every move sends a message—and few tools shape that message more strategically than brackets. Used at the right time, brackets can help reset expectations, reduce friction and create momentum toward settlement. The use of brackets is a helpful negotiation tool in mediation. However, some parties are reluctant to… Continue reading Bracketology in Mediations: How, Why and When to Use Brackets to Optimize the Potential for Settlement
Additional Insured Status: What Every Contractor and Government Contractor Needs to Know
Karissa Kaseorg | Sands Anderson If your business operates in construction, government contracting, or any project-based industry, you have almost certainly been asked to name someone as an “additional insured” on your insurance policy or been required to obtain that status on someone else’s. Despite how routine this requirement has become, additional insured. What Does… Continue reading Additional Insured Status: What Every Contractor and Government Contractor Needs to Know
Balancing the Right to Repair With Evidence Preservation in Construction Defect Litigation
Anna Spicer | Construction Executive Neither owner nor tenant desires construction related litigation, but should it arise, here are some tips for preserving evidence and moving forward. Every major construction project comes with risk, whether it’s a warehouse build, a multifamily development or a major renovation. Parties tend to be aligned when things are proceeding as planned. But when… Continue reading Balancing the Right to Repair With Evidence Preservation in Construction Defect Litigation