CDJ Video Channel

The CDJ Video Channel, featured on the Construction Defect Journal website, serves as an archive of prior CDJ video postings. This channel provides in-depth video content, including expert interviews, industry discussions, and case study analyses, all designed to enhance the understanding of complex construction-related issues. By offering visual insights and professional commentary, the CDJ Video Channel supports legal and risk professionals, contractors, and stakeholders in staying informed and effectively managing construction defect claims and litigation.

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Deadly Storm Pummels the State of Washington

ABC News reports that the governor of Washington declared a state of emergency.

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Dallas Begins Mandatory Breaks for Construction Workers

Fox 4 News reports that construction workers in Dallas are now required to take a ten minute break every four hours.

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Construction Worker Shortage Impacting Tampa Area

ABC Action News reports that 86 percent of construction companies are having trouble filling jobs.

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Pier E3 Implosion from old East Span of Bay Bridge

The first video view is looking down from Pier E4, and the second view is from Yerba Buena Island.

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Roofer Takes Terminally-Ill Man’s Money, But Doesn’t Perform Work

USA Today reported that a man with pancreatic cancer has been waiting for more than six months for a construction company to complete roofing repair on his home. The job has been paid in full.

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Construction Jobs Expected to Rise Significantly

CBS New Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger reports on the U.S. government prediction of over a million and a half new construction jobs by 2022.

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Solar Decathlon 2015 - In House Tour

A walkthrough of the houses in the Solar Decathlon 2015 tour.

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Home Builders Think Small to Target Millennials

Developers are building smaller homes to get younger people to purchase property rather than rent.

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Taylor Swift’s Alleged Purchase of Samuel Goldwyn’s Estate

ABC News reports that Taylor Swift purchased a 25 million dollar mansion in Beverly Hills, California.



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