- A1 - Liquidated Damages Imposed on Contractor Even Where Contract was Terminated for Convenience and There was No Proof of Actual Damages
- A2 - Court Holds New Jersey Affidavit of Merit must be from Like-Licensed Professional
- A3 - Private Engineering Firm that Functioned as City Engineer Entitled to Official Immunity
- A4 - Indemnity Clause Void & Unenforceable Because Sub was not Sole Cause of Damages
- A5 - Economic Loss Rule Bars Concrete Supplier's Claim Against Design Engineer
- A1 - Court Has No Jurisdiction Over a Contractor Claim that Was Based on an Issue Raised to the Contracting Officer for Final Determination but Not Sufficiently Detailed and Explained; Notice Provisions Enforced Against Contractor, and Liquidated Damages Held to be Enforceable
- A2 - Owner and General Contractor Liability Under the Exceptions to the Independent Contractor Rule
- A3 - A/E Failure to Meet Standard of Care Entitles Project Owner to Recover on Negligence Claim but not for Breach of Contract
- A4 - Construction Defect Inspector Protected Against Contractor Defamation Suit
- A1 - Failure to Give 10-Day Notice to Government Deprives Contractor of Right to Recovery
- A2 - No Damage for Delay Clause Unenforceable Where Owner’s Intentional Misconduct Caused the Delay; And Lien Releases do not Release Claim Previously Submitted by Contractor
- A3 - Communication with a Lawyer is not Automatically Protected from Discovery by Attorney-Client Privilege
- A1 - Contractor’s Duty to Seek Clarification of Ambiguity in Specifications; Architect’s Decision on Dispute is Final
- A2 - Implied Warranty of Habitability Extends only to Original Purchaser of Home, says Pennsylvania Supreme Court
- A3 - Civilian BCA Accepts Jurisdiction over Contract Interpretation Issue and Grants Declaratory Relief Entitling Contractor to Suspend
- A1 - Condo Owners Cannot Sue Original Builder for Implied Warranty: Economic Loss Rule Applied
- A2 - Protests Up & Sustains Down – A Brief Review of GAO’s FY 2014 Bid Protests
- A3 - No Damages for Delay Clause Held Unenforceable as Against Public Policy
- A4 - “Pollution Exclusion” in CGL Policy Enforced to Bar Recovery for Injuries from Contractor’s use of a Concrete Sealant
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