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U.S. District Court in New York Draws Distinction Between Damages Recoverable for Defective Work in Tort and for Breach of Contract – Where Tort Claim Barred By Statute of Limitations, Owner Could Not Recover for Cost of Replacement of Structure Destroyed By Fire Allegedly Resulting From Defective Work of Renovation Contractor

Constructlaw® · March 18, 2008

Colorado Court of Appeals Holds Differing Site Condition, Mutual Mistake and Negligent Misrepresentation Claims Viable

Constructlaw® · March 13, 2008

U.S. District Court in Vermont Holds That Material Breach of Contract Required to Constitute Default Under Performance Bond So As to Trigger Surety Obligation and Commence Running of Statute of Limitations – Nonmaterial Breaches Preceding Abandonment Did Not Commence Running of Statute, So That Case Was Not Time Barred

Constructlaw® · March 11, 2008

U.S. Supreme Court Holds That Parties May Not Contract for Expanded Judicial Review of an Arbitration Award in Proceedings Governed by the Federal Arbitration Act

Constructlaw® · March 6, 2008

New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division Reforms Unit Price in Public Contract Where Contractor Knew Estimated Quantities Were Grossly Understated and Had Unbalanced Its Bid To Take Advantage of Error

Constructlaw® · March 4, 2008

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