Steven Nudelman, Chair of the firm’s Construction Contracting & Risk Management practice, will lecture at the “2025 Construction Law Symposium,” to be presented in-person at the New Jersey Law Center on Wednesday, June 25, 2025 from 9:00am – 4:00pm. The program will also be broadcast as a live webinar, and will be hosted by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education.

The 2025 Construction Law Symposium brings together New Jersey’s leading construction law practitioners to unpack the most pressing legal developments facing the industry today. As construction professionals navigate economic uncertainty, emerging technologies, and regulatory changes, legal advisors must be prepared with up-to-date strategies and insights.  

Steve, a past co-chair of the New Jersey State Bar Association Construction Law Section, will present on the topic of “Supply Chain Disruptions and Inflation: Drafting Construction Contracts for Uncertain Markets,” which will address the need for lawyers to adapt contract provisions, including price escalation clauses, force majeure language, and termination rights, to mitigate client risk by better anticipating economic fluctuations and reducing financial exposure.

Other program segments will focus on New Jersey’s 2025 construction lien law; regulation changes impacting home improvement contractors; emerging legal challenges in construction agreements related to AI, smart contracts and digital risks; OSHA compliance and workplace safety issues; new case law and strategies impacting liability in construction defect matters; public project compliance issues; and ethical issues in the practice of construction law.

Additional program details and registration are available on the NJICLE website.