Specifying Practices Coordinated is the Fifth “C”, by Kevin O’Beirne
construction specifications should be consistent with “the four C’s”: clear, concise, complete, and correct.
Continue readingconstruction specifications should be consistent with “the four C’s”: clear, concise, complete, and correct.
Continue readingApplicability of statute that prohibits the contractual elimination of tort liability, to a contract clause waiving the right to subrogation. Rural Mutual Insurance Co. v. Lester Buildings, LLC. Supreme Court of Wisconsin (2019)
Continue readingProject owner’s liability for delays arising from design review comments that deviated from the contractually-established design process. Appeals of RBC Construction Corp. Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals (2020), by Hugh Anderson
Continue readingTimeliness of construction defect claims—commencement of California’s 10 year statutory repose period. Hensel Phelps Construction Co. v. Superior Court. Court of Appeals of California (2020).by Hugh Anderson
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