May 2025

New York City Economic Development Corporation called today for Request for Proposals (RFP) for roof-mounted or carport-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) systems on three public-leased sites in the Bronx.

In an earnings call to investors earlier this week, the head of the Swedish-based builder and developer Skanska said that customers in the U.S. have taken longer to decide to invest amid economic uncertainty in the country.

Speeding through a construction zone on the MTA’s bridges and tunnels will soon mean automatic fines mailed to more drivers with the expansion of a state speed camera program.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and 19 other attorneys general yesterday sued the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for unlawfully conditioning billions of dollars in critical transportation funding on state cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli offered a major caveat to the FY2026 State Budget

Paleen, Northbrook, Grace, Morano Brothers,
Harrison & Burrowes Win NYSDOT Projects

The complex issues facing the residential housing market in Rockland County drew hundreds of major stakeholders on April 25 to develop strategies to overcome some of those obstacles in the years ahead.

We have written on numerous occasions about how a construction contract is meant to define the relationship between the parties, and that absent a provision that violates public policy—such as pay-if-paid, pre-emptive lien waivers, indemnification of a party for its own negligence and more—the contract will be strictly enforced as written.