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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Last Week Tonight on Infrastructure

HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver discusses America’s crumbling infrastructure.

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ABC News Report Semi-Truck Flips Over Guard Rails

ABC News reports on an accident influenced by New York’s freezing temperatures.

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Hilton Construction Continues Even During Deep Freeze

The new Cleveland, Ohio downtown Hilton hotel has a strict deadline due to the RNC being held there in July of 2016.

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Colorado Majority Leader Scheffel Speaking on Construction Defects Legislation

Senate Scheffel introduces SB 15-177, which would change the rules on mediation of construction defect claims.

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Hollywood Water Main Breaks, Flooding Streets

According to the Los Angeles Times, an almost 90-year old water main burst on February 18th, 2015 in Hollywood, California.

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Want Your Own Castle? See this Custom Dream Home

Homeowner created a custom dream home in Squamish, BC to resemble a castle.

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Time Lapse Video of Super Bowl XLIX Halftime Stage Construction

A time lapse video of the stage construction at the Super Bowl XLIX where Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed during the game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots.

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New York’s “Not Quite a Blizzard” Time-Lapse Video

The New York Times presents time-lapse views from around Manhattan during the recent snowstorm.

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University of Texas Medical Center Construction Begins

The last construction crane is in place to begin construction on the University of Texas’s new medical center.



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