by Kent Holland | Mar 26, 2019 | Newsletter Article
Subcontractor was 95 percent complete with its work when the general contractor (GC) made changes to the scope of work, failed to timely respond to change order requests, and failed to make payment of amounts then due under the subcontract. Without providing...
by Kent Holland | May 16, 1999 | Archive Newsletter
In This Issue: Contractor sues engineer for misrepresenting site conditions Indemnification language found ambiguous and unenforceable Economic loss doctrine bars owner’s claim against subcontractor A/E Sued by Contractor for Misrepresenting Site Conditions...
by Kent Holland | Jan 16, 2009 | Archive Newsletter
Inside This Issue: • How Building Information Modeling (BIM) Impacts Insurance Availability by Changing the Roles, Responsibilities, and Risks of Project Participants. • Subcontract Installation of Unattractive Wrong Shingles not Property Damage Covered by CGL...
by Kent Holland | Jun 16, 2003 | Archive Newsletter
Inside This Issue: * Sureties Walk Fine Line Between Contractor Default and Claim Investigation * Equitable Adjustment Allowed for Deductive Change ====================================== DON’T MISS OUT ON OUR NEW BOOK: “Construction Law & Risk Management: Case...
by Kent Holland | Apr 16, 1999 | Archive Newsletter
In this Issue: Judgment Against Architects Reversed Due to Lack of Expert Testimony Architect not liable for premises injury without evidence that design violated the standard of care About This Newsletter Judgment Against Architects Reversed Due to Lack of Expert...
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