- A1 - Contractor’s Allegedly negligent construction was not “unlawful” under the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law. An Extension of the Statute of Re-pose Only Applies to “New” Defect
- A2 - Homeowner action against Window Manufacturer Dismissed Pursuant to Economic Loss Doctrine
- A3 - Safety Manager Granted Summary Judgment against Personal Injury Claim for Steel Tubing Falling Through Sidewalk Bridge Not Built in Conformance with Plans
- A1 - Gross Negligence Claim for Punitive Damages Rejected by Court
- A2 - Worker That Fell from Scissor Lift May Sue Manufacturer for Product Defect
- A3 - Incorporation by Reference Clause Did Not Flow Down Prime Contract Insurance Provisions to the Subcontractor
- A1 - 1 Minute Video Series - Design Professional Contract Clauses
- A2 - Contractor Who Completed Work Years Earlier is Liable to Third Party where Patent Defect caused Injury
- A3 - Design Professional Could be Liable for Injuries sustained by Construction Worker
- A1 - Economic Loss Doctrine Enforced to Bar Claim against Design Professional by a Third Party Plaintiff
- A2 - Waiver of Subrogation Clause Enforced
- A1 - General Contractor Can be Liable for Subcontractor’s Failure to Maintain Safe Scaffolding
- A2 - Pollution Exclusion was Ambiguous and Unenforceable as Applied to Homeowner’s Claim Regarding Heating Oil Damage to its Basement.
- A3 - Summary Judgment Incorrectly Granted against Project Owner for Independent Contractor Employee’s Death from Fall through skylight
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