AGC 41st Annual Construction Labor Law Symposium

        When: April 30 - May 1, 2026
        Location: Washington, DC

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        Join Verrill Partner Rob Brooks as he presents during the Associated General Contractors of America’s 41st Annual Construction Labor Law Symposium, taking place April 30 – May 1, 2026.

        Rob will be presenting on the topic “The Law Permitting Project Labor Agreements and Bases for Legal Challenges.”

        The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) Labor and Employment Law Council (LELC) is a network of experienced construction labor and employment attorneys from across the U.S. who regularly represent local AGC chapters and member companies. The LELC is pleased to present its 41st Annual Construction Labor Law Symposium, a special professional development and networking opportunity just for attorneys and labor relations managers.

        This event is specifically for attorneys and labor relations professionals who regularly represent AGC members or chapters. More specifically, AGC Labor and Employment Law Council members, other attorneys who regularly represent AGC chapters or member companies in labor and employment matters (whether in-house or outside counsel), labor relations managers employed by AGC member contractors or AGC chapters, and AGC chapter executives are invited to attend. While participation by seasoned attorneys has ensured a sophisticated level of discussion at past symposiums – making the event an annual standard for senior-level construction labor lawyers – the program also offers a rare educational opportunity for junior partners and senior associates to learn more about labor issues in the construction industry. 

         

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