Found among leaf/needle litter in a mixed forest. Gills decurrent, no evidence of a veil. Collected 10/5/20
Not sure if L. albissimus or L. laterarius; I don't think the forest was oak- or beech-heavy.
Update: DNA sequence results added 11/19/20 suggest genus Clitocybe

Found at base of dead tree, nearby maples. Very orange in color. Cluster is about one foot wide and 10 inches high. Individual mushrooms are about 5-6 inches across and 3-4 inches wide, fanning out in a v shape. Underside is orange with gills connected to stem.

Growing on hardwood sticks and adhering leaf litter. Surface dry. Dichohyphidia abundant all throughout the fruiting body. Asterocystidia absent. Spores smooth and inamyloid. Spore measurements from Piximetre: (7.8) 7.81 – 10 (10.7) × (2.4) 3 – 3.8 (4.9) µm, Q = 2.2 – 3 (3.3) ; N = 13, Me = 9 × 3.5 µm ; Qe = 2.6

Individual spores: 10.65 × 4.92 µm, 9.93 × 3.56 µm, 9.73 × 3.20 µm, 7.81 × 3.35 µm, 8.60 × 3.36 µm, 8.15 × 2.96 µm, 7.82 × 2.40 µm, 9.64 × 3.78 µm, 8.47 × 3.61 µm, 10.02 × 3.78 µm, 7.78 × 3.56 µm, 10.01 × 3.69 µm, 8.46 × 3.20 µm