Michigan Dam Failures Prompt Investigations, Lawsuits, and Safety Concerns
Federal Appeals Court Affirms Jury Award to Engineering Firm
An owner's appeal of a ruling that favored a design firm failed because the appeal cited a defense that had never been originally litigated....
Agreement Ends Litigation Regarding EPA's Construction Effluent Guidelines
Lawsuits Seek to Compel U.S. SPA to Target Nutrients More Aggressively
Court Decisions: Statute of Limitations on Construction Lawsuits Upheld
Water Resources: Lawsuit Seeks to Stop Plans to Line All-American Canal
Court Decisions: Lawsuit Does Not Nullify Arbitration
Book Review:
Patents: What Every Engineer Should Know
Ignoring patent law can have serious consequences for civil engineers. They may sacrifice valuable patent rights or they may risk exposing themselves to a patent infringement lawsuit....
Pursuit of Litigation Waives Arbitration Right
Pursuing Past-Due Accounts
Small engineering firms often do not have a full-time staff member dedicated to collecting on past due accounts, yet it is small business that can be most damaged by unpaid bills. Experts...
What Part of
This presentation concerns litigation presently pending between the County of Santa Barbara and the owners of a home on the beach in Santa Barbara County. The lawsuit commenced in November...
Decisions Made on First Y2K Lawsuits
Litigation Participation Waives Arbitration
Interstate Mediation As an Alternative to Litigation: Resolving Illinois' Lake Michigan Diversion Dispute
The Lake Gaston Pipeline: 76 Miles of Controversy
Sources of Funding for Replacement and/or Repair of Defective PCCP
ASCE Weighs In on Litigation Impacting Civil Engineers
Impact of Oil Spills on Commercial Fisheries: Lessons of Alaska for California
Breaking the Impasse on Coastal Protection
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