by Kent Holland | Feb 7, 2022 | Newsletter Article
Where a general contractor hired a scaffolding subcontractor for a hotel renovation project, an employee of that subcontractor suffered injury during his work, and he filed a petition against the hotel. The hotel filed a third party claim against the GC who then filed...
by Kent Holland | Dec 21, 2021 | Newsletter Article
This article is written from the subcontractor’s perspective. When negotiating its subcontract, the subcontractor may be successful in obtaining reasonable clauses concerning standard of care, time for performance, indemnification, limited warranties and other...
by Kent Holland | Nov 8, 2021 | Newsletter Article
Check out my 4 minute video showing how our firm redlines changes to an indemnification clause to allocate the risk more reasonably for the Indemintor. This is available on the Kent Holland YouTube Channel. This video addresses key risk allocation issues in a typical...
by Kent Holland | Aug 20, 2021 | Newsletter Article
In an indemnification clause between a contractor and project owner, the words “agents and representatives” did not require the contractor to indemnify a particular employee of consulting firm as an “agent” of the Owner. The project agreements did not contain any...
by Kent Holland | Apr 21, 2021 | Newsletter Article
A laborer was injured when he fell from scaffolding that collapsed while he was performing masonry work. He sued a number of entities and individuals involved in the project for Wegmans Food Markets. Aeroteck, Inc. is one entity that was sued based on its having...
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