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Liability Still Hazy For Cut Cable Air Traffic Disruption (opens the original)
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It isn't clear yet why a construction crew accidentally cut a buried fiber-optic cable used by federal air traffic controllers, in New Brunswick, N.J., Sept. 22, disrupting air travel in part of the northeast U.S. The workers had been building an unrelated New Jersey Transit project. Federal transportation officials used the accident, which caused cancellation of hundreds of flights, to call for more air-traffic control infrastructure funding. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy wants Congress t
A Nuclear Power Hangover: Controversies Plague New York's Indian Point Plant Cleanup (opens the original)
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After New York passed a law in 2023 specifically barring release of the mildly radioactive water held on the Indian Point site, Holtec sued and won, but the state is appealing. The company has said, however, that it has a schedule delay of eight years. Michael Tromblee was in for a late night. Of the many after-business-hour duties he performs as superintendent of the Hendrik Hudson school district about 25 miles north of New York City, attending meetings of a board overseeing cleanup of the Ind
Court Rules Insurer AIG Can't Claw Back $50M Storm Payout From Turner (opens the original)
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A Delaware court judge ruled earlier this month that insurer AIG cannot claw back $50 million from Turner Construction for two insurance claim payouts it has made to New York University's Langone Medical Center. The dispute relates to the 2012 flooding of the university's Manhattan hospital center during Superstorm Sandy in October 2012. The ruling came in a split decision on a motion for summary judgement. Two insurers affiliated with AIG are suing Turner to recoup funds it paid to the hospital
Skanska Appears to Save Millions in Pre-Trial Settlement of Project Head Injury (opens the original)
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The wall stud that fell and hit Vanessa Oliveira's head, as she waited for an Uber pickup outside a downtown San Francisco hotel renovation, at first appeared to cause only shock and a bump. But over the months in 2019, in consultation with doctors, Oliveira's symptoms multiplied until some physicians diagnosed a traumatic brain injury with potential lifelong effects. On July 22, a 12-person state superior court jury decided that three companies, Scaffold Solutions, Skanska USA Building and DMS
Dispute Erupts Into Public Over Castro Theater Rehab Project Costs (opens the original)
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As it was about to start an arbitration of final payments on a complex theater renovation, the entertainment company that leases San Francisco's landmark Castro Theatre has filed a state court trademark violation lawsuit seeking to bar the contractor from publicizing as a success its work for the owner on that and other projects. A spokesman for Another Planet Entertainment, which paid the cost of the renovation, claimed his client had previously sought arbitration for the contractor's "deficien
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