- A1 - Design-Builder Unsuccessful in Suit against Engineering Subconsultant for Cost Overruns. Preliminary Drawings Can’t be Expected to be as Precise as Final Documents
- A2 - There Must be an Alleged Negligent Act of the Named Insured to Trigger Coverage for an Additional Insured under a CGL policy
- A1 - Acceptance Doctrine Prevents Construction Defect Suit
- A2 - Waiver of Subrogation Enforceable on Gross Negligence Claims
- A3 - CGL Carriers Had no Duty to Defend Professional Liability Claim against Designer of Pedestrian Bridge that Collapsed at Florida International University
- A1 - Inspection of Contractor’s Allegedly Defective Work Subjects Architect to Personal Injury Action
- A2 - Indemnification Obligation of Contractor to Architect for Subcontractor Employee Injury
- A3 - Prime Contractor Duty to Timely Submit Subcontractor Change Orders to Project Owner (Government)
- A4 - Ambiguous Specifications Interpreted in Favor of Government Contractor
- A1 - Prime Contractor Liable for Injuries to Subcontractor Employee (No Indemnification Recovered)
- A2 - Engineer Had no Duty to Warn a Contractor’s Employee of Dangerous Condition of Roof
- A3 - Defective Work by Flooring Subcontractor that Causes Damage to Work of other Subcontractors on the Flooring Subsystem Covered by CGL Policy
- A4 - Accepting Late Performance of Work Does Not Bar Recovery for Delay Damages
- A1 - Indemnification in California Still Includes Automatic Duty to Defend – Court Relies on Crawford v. Weather Shield
- A2 - Suit Dismissed with Prejudice because Failed to File Certificate of Merit
- A3 - Statute of Repose Starts Running When Subsystem is Installed Rather than When Entire House Reaches Certificate of Occupancy
- A4 - Dispute Clause Interpretation in Prime and Subcontract Language
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