Blog Post: Trump wants Treasury to redefine “Beginning of Construction.” But does the One Big Beautiful Bill pose a problem?

TLDR. The Trump Administration is calling on the Treasury Department to restrict the use of a longstanding "beginning of construction" safe harbor, which allows solar and wind developers to "lock in" the use of existing, less restrictive tax credit rules by beginning construction of their facilities by July 4, 2026. But Treasury faces...

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Tuttle Yick Client Obtains Dismissal of Federal Trademark Claims in the District of Connecticut

In a February 24, 2025 decision, Tuttle Yick clients Zaiger LLC and Jeffrey Zaiger obtained a complete dismissal of the lawsuit filed by Willliam Bucher and his law firm Bucher PLLC in 2023. After staying discovery shortly after the action was filed, Judge Alvin Thompson has now granted the defendants’ motion to...

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Tuttle Yick Client Obtains Sweeping Victory on Appeal  After Decision Dismissing Millions in Contract, Unjust Enrichment, and Mechanics’ Lien Claims

To close the year, Tuttle Yick Client Otek Builders, the general contractor for several WeWork projects around New York City, obtained a sweeping victory on appeal before the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court. The Second Department panel, reversing the Staten Island trial court, dismissed over $2 million in claims...

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