Kelly Smith | Snell & Wilmer On September 23, 2021, the Colorado Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Johnson Nathan Strohe, P.C. v. MEP Engineering, Inc., addressing a matter of first impression. The court of appeals held for the first time that an ambiguous limitation of liability clause may be enforced. This stands in contrast… Continue reading Colorado Enforces Ambiguous Limitation of Liability Clauses
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What Should Slip and Fall Accident Victims do to Prove Liability in their Case?
Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley Slip and fall accidents in Florida are complicated and fact-dependent. Put another way, slip and fall accidents depend heavily on the actual facts of the claim. All such claims are different and unique in their own specific ways. Further compounding the issue is the complexity of the laws in… Continue reading What Should Slip and Fall Accident Victims do to Prove Liability in their Case?
Florida Personal Injury Lawyers Answer Six Common Questions Asked About Slip and Fall Lawsuits
Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley Slip and fall accidents in Florida depend primarily on the facts of a claim and can become very complex very quickly. Because of this, slip and fall claims are all unique in their own ways, and there are no “templates” for successfully establishing such claims. Read on as the… Continue reading Florida Personal Injury Lawyers Answer Six Common Questions Asked About Slip and Fall Lawsuits
Construction Defect Damages May Exceed Cost To Repair
Peter Selvin | Ervin Cohen & Jessup Construction defect cases often involve damage claims beyond simply the cost to repair the allegedly defective unit or component. These consequential damages may include damages for loss of use, expenses for mitigation and even attorney fees. For this reason, builders, suppliers, contractors and subcontractors who are faced with… Continue reading Construction Defect Damages May Exceed Cost To Repair
Claim Investigation Not Necessarily Protected by Work Product Doctrine in Illinois
Alycen A. Moss and Elliot Kerzner | Property Insurance Law Observer In determining when the work product doctrine is triggered, the Northern District of Illinois recently held that, rather than adopting a bright-line rule, the issue should be decided on a case-by-case basis at the court’s discretion. In Club Gene and Georgetti, LP v. XL Insurance… Continue reading Claim Investigation Not Necessarily Protected by Work Product Doctrine in Illinois