by Kent Holland | Mar 15, 2024 | Newsletter Article
Contractor’s delay of more than 90 days to pay subcontractor was per se unreasonable and the pay-when-paid clause was unenforceable to hold up payment. Subcontractor was entitled to recover attorneys fees incurred in litigating against the Contractor to recover what...
by Kent Holland | Mar 15, 2024 | Newsletter Article
HNTB Corporation was working as an agent of the State of Florida on a highway construction project – performing as the Construction Engineering Inspector – inspecting the installation of smart electronic signage poles along I-10 corridor. Its role was to oversee the...
by Kent Holland | Mar 15, 2024 | Newsletter Article
Subcontractor had a lump sum multimillion dollar contract. A “no damages for delay” in the contract stated that the Subcontractor recognized the potential for its Work to be delayed by others and would not be compensated for any costs caused by such delay unless the...
by Kent Holland | Jul 25, 2024 | Newsletter Article
A car driver drove over a downed telecommunications line owned by Cox Company, resulting in claimed damages to the individual and his car. The driver filed suit against Cox and Cable Man, Inc., a company under contract to Cox to provide maintenance and repair of...
by Kent Holland | Nov 16, 1999 | Archive Newsletter
In this issue: Design-Build: Does It Guarantee Project Success? The Catastrophe and Waiver of Subrogation _____________________________ Design-Build: Does It Guarantee Project Success? By: Michael C. Loulakis, Esq. The rapid increase in the use of design-build around...
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