Context: Construction contractors are often asked to install materials or systems that they did not select, design, manufacture, or test for compatibility with existing conditions. This is especially common on […]
Manufacturer System Compatibility Clause Read Post »
Context: Water intrusion during construction is one of the most common and expensive sources of dispute in roofing, envelope, and renovation work, particularly when the contractor must open an existing
Temporary Dry-In and Water Intrusion Read Post »
If you check any of your contracts, you will likely see provisions that allow for “liquidated” damages. Claimants can recover these pre-determined damages after a breach. These provisions provide specifics
When Liquidated Damages Are Deemed Too High Read Post »
Over the years, I have often said that the party with the best paper wins the day. By that, I mean having everything in writing and keeping meticulous records can
Check Your Contract: Written Notices May Be Required Read Post »
