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TrendWatchData Center Construction: Why Schedule Risk Drives DisputesData center projects are mission-critical developments where delays can put revenue, storage capacity, and customer commitments at risk. Bart Reed, a partner in Stoel Rives’ Construction group and co-chair of the firm’s data center service group, explains how schedule certainty, budget certainty, contract structure, liquidated damages, performance requirements, long-lead equipment, and commissioning milestones can all become sources of dispute—and why early legal involvement is key to defining project objectives, allocating risk, and reducing claims later.
TrendWatchTrendWatch: Labor Law is the Employment Law of the FutureMany employers mistakenly believe labor law only applies to unionized workplaces, but the National Labor Relations Act governs every employer. Labor and employment partner Melissa Healy explains why what happens at the bargaining table today—paid family leave, predictive scheduling, paid sick leave—becomes tomorrow's legislative mandate.
TrendWatchInsurance Recovery and Coverage DisputesSeth Row, partner and firmwide lead of Stoel Rives’ insurance recovery practice, explains how the firm helps businesses resolve coverage disputes and maximize recovery on denied or delayed insurance claims, while also advising on smart insurance procurement tied to transactions and risk management. He highlights the growing complexity of cyber insurance in particular, noting that evolving risks, regulatory obligations, exclusions, and rising premiums require careful, tailored analysis to align coverage with real-world exposure.
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Stoel Rives attorney Kasey Lundberg talks with Oregon State University forestry dean Thomas H. DeLuca about the critical role of soil in forest health and the distinction between forestry and deforestation. They explore how practices such as thinning and prescribed fire can support forest regeneration, biodiversity, carbon storage, and long-term resilience while balancing ecological health with demand for timber.
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Mass timber is pushing the limits of design, cutting carbon while speeding up construction. Bold projects and local investments are turning it from an emerging trend into the future of building.