Skip to main content

Constructlaw

ID:LEX-AR-QFFF4CRQ

/

Claimed Record

/

Organization: Troutman Pepper Locke

Material Supplier Recovers on Payment Bond Despite Receiving Assignment from General Contractor

Constructlaw® · May 12, 1996

Georgia Court of Appeals Rules That a "Building" is not a "Product" Under CGL Insurance Policy

Constructlaw® · May 12, 1996

The North Carolina Court of Appeals Upholds Multi-million Dollar Verdict Allowing Subcontractor to Recover Sub-subcontractor’s Losses

Constructlaw® · May 10, 1996

Minnesota Court of Appeals Affirms Summary Judgment rulings that the assertion of a right to liquidated damages was a "claim" under a contract and therefore governed under the time limits for asserting claims; and, an owner waived its right to enforce completion date by requesting changes in the construction after the scheduled completion date had passed

Constructlaw® · May 4, 1996

Georgia Appeals Court Holds Contractor’s Delay Claim Barred by Exculpatory Clause and Failure to Provide Timely Notice

Constructlaw® · April 25, 1996

Practice Areas

Real Estate & Construction

Jurisdictions