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Adam Leitman Bailey and Eric Askanase discuss the evolution of New York law on water diversion disputes between neighboring property owners including where strict liability applies.

In The Legal's Construction Law special section, read about the use of AI in commercial construction contracts, tariffs and force majeure, and finally, litigation concerning construction defects.

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Orrick conducted a survey of 1,282 jury-eligible adults across red and blue states in February, asking more than 150 ...

Mori Hamada, Morrison Foerster, and White & Case are advising Swedish investment firm EQT in its plan to take Japanese ...

A judge who files a lawsuit must not voluntarily disclose his/her judicial status to the presiding judge, unless relevant, ...