Category: Construction

No Coverage for Property Damage That is Limited to Work Completed By Subcontractor

Tred Eyerly – April 16, 2012 The issue before the 11th Circuit was whether, under Florida law, a general contractor had coverage for a property damage claim limited to the defective work performed by a subcontractor, and not affecting any other portion of the project. The court found no coverage in Amerisure Mut. Ins. Co. v.… Continue reading No Coverage for Property Damage That is Limited to Work Completed By Subcontractor

Public Building Officials Unlikely To Be Liable For Bad Inspection 

How many property owners are more than happy taking the building inspector’s word to ensure that their construction project is safe and code compliant? I bet its a lot. Well, if you thought you could hold your inspector to his or her evaluation, think again. A recent case explored the Washington Public Duty Doctrine at… Continue reading Public Building Officials Unlikely To Be Liable For Bad Inspection 

Advise & Consult, Inc. Adds Another Construction Expert Witness

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Glenwood Springs, Colorado, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) April 13, 2012 — John Long has over 40 years experience in a wide range of construction projects as both a general contractor and subcontractor. Advise & Consult, Inc. is excited to have John join our expert witness team and open a new office for us in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. This… Continue reading Advise & Consult, Inc. Adds Another Construction Expert Witness

Construction Mediation Works! (Even When it Doesn’t) | Construction Law Musings- Richmond, VA

Christopher Hill – April 2, 2012 If you’ve been reading Construction Law Musings lately you know that I’ve been on a bit of a mediation kick.  I’ve recently been certified by the Virginia Supreme Court and have had a few mediations lately.  I’ve discussed the mediation process from the perspective of the advocate and that of the mediator.  Of course, most, if… Continue reading Construction Mediation Works! (Even When it Doesn’t) | Construction Law Musings- Richmond, VA