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Danielle Ternes/Construction Dive This feature is a part of "The Dotted Line" series, which takes an in-depth look at the complex legal landscape of the construction industry. To view the entire series, click here. Disagreements can arise on any size project and over a wide variety of issues. Consultancy firm HKA found in a 2020 report that scope changes drove the majority of construction disputes worldwide, followed by design errors; incomplete design; substandard management of subcontractors and suppliers; unforeseen physical conditions; iss...

View Comments Four Monroe County sheriff's deputies were injured during a fight with youthful offenders Saturday morning at the county children's detention center in Rush. Sheriff Todd Baxter said the deputies "were not gravely injured during the melee." Two teens being held at the facility were also hurt. According to a county spokesman, a fight broke out between two teens being held at the facility at 11:43 a.m. One is being detained on a murder charge, while the other is being held on a weapon possession charge. The county didn't identify any of the deputies or youthful offenders involved ...

Danielle Ternes/Construction Dive This feature is a part of "The Dotted Line" series, which takes an in-depth look at the complex legal landscape of the construction industry. To view the entire series, click here. Pandemic-related material and equipment delays are challenging contractor schedules and wallets. But when do delays turn from costly inconveniences into contractual headaches? When it comes to material deliveries, delays and contractor responsibility, the contractor is assuming certain risks, said attorney Quinn Murphy with Sandbe...

Technical glitch leads to hand vote-count Due to a technical "glitch" that impaired the computers that typically tabulate election results, members of the Maury County Election Commission, including Jason Whatley and Maury County Election Administrator Todd Baxter, were forced to count the ballots by hand using "addition machines" and "calculators" and "triple checking," Whatey said. Once the results were tabulated by hand, the final calculations were handwritten on a large white sheet of paper and posted on the back wall of the board room at Spring Hill City Hall on Thursday. The results...

Created: April 05, 2021 08:30 AM ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC)- A federal class-action civil rights lawsuit was filed by several groups Monday, and it's suing the Rochester Police Department, several top local leaders, as well as a number of named and unnamed police officers. The 96-page filing was issued by a number of law firms, as well activists and protestors from organizations like Free the People Roc. The lawsuit spans decades of allegations of excessive force by the department, with a timeline starting with police responses to the Daniel Prude protests starting in September 2020. ...