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Constructlaw

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Kentucky and Ohio Courts Hold That Damages Arising From A Subcontractor’s Defective Work Are Covered Under Prime Contractor’s CGL Insurance Policy With Broad Form Endorsement

Constructlaw® · July 5, 1996

Federal Circuit Court of Appeals Holds Contractor Was Entitled To Rely On Soil Boring Logs and Design Features in Contract Documents, Even Though General Description of Site Stated that Boulders Were Present

Constructlaw® · July 2, 1996

Missouri Court of Appeals Reverses Trial Court Decision That Subcontractor Could Claim Damages From a General Contractor Despite a "No Damages for Delay" Provision in the Subcontract Agreement

Constructlaw® · June 25, 1996

Court of Appeals for Federal Circuit Holds That Government Did Not Waive Right to Terminate for Default Notwithstanding Contractor's Continued Performance After Contract Completion Date, Where Contractor Continued to Delay Not Despite Numerous Efforts by Government to Spur Completion

Constructlaw® · June 18, 1996

Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania Holds Owner's Professional Malpractice Claim Against Design Professional Outside Scope of Arbitration Agreement Covering Claims Arising Out of Agreement

Constructlaw® · June 15, 1996

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