Scott D. Cahalan and Darren G. Rowles – June 14, 2013 In a recent decision styled Brisbane Lodging, L.P. v. Webcor Builders, Inc., the California Court of Appeals found that a contract clause providing that all causes of action relating to the contract work would accrue from the date of substantial completion of the project… Continue reading Standard AIA Contract Language May Waive “Discovery Rule”
BINGO Word of the Day – July 17th
The current game is now: X BINGO – make a “X” from all four corners. Today’s Useless Fact: One year on Mercury is only 88 days. Here is today’s word: PLUMBING Previously called words: BRIAN MOFFITT EXPERT WITNESS INSURANCE CLAIMS MERLIN TAYLOR ROOF ALEX WOITSCHECK COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL GREEN ENERGY JOEL… Continue reading BINGO Word of the Day – July 17th
Florida’s Construction Lien Act: What Kind of Work is Lienable
Troy K. Smith – July 10, 2013 Sometimes it is good to review the basics. For instance, with Florida’s Construction Lien Act, it is easy to remember that alienor may obtain a lien for any unpaid “contract price” related to the permanent improvement of privately owned real estate. But what does the law consider to… Continue reading Florida’s Construction Lien Act: What Kind of Work is Lienable
BINGO Word of the Day – July 16th
The current game is now: X BINGO – make a “X” from all four corners. Today’s Useless Fact: Braces were first invented by Pierre Fauchard in 1728. The braces were made by a flat strip of metal, which was connected to the teeth by thread. Here is today’s word: SIDING Previously… Continue reading BINGO Word of the Day – July 16th
Contents Claim Adjusting Is Tedious, Time Consuming and Few Insurance Carriers Do It Right
Chip Merlin – June 21, 2013 Contents claims adjusting is a hard and tedious job. Few insurance companies conduct a prompt investigation and evaluation of contents losses even though they may be evaluating the real property damage. It is probably the most ripe and overlooked arena for unfair claims practice conduct by insurance companies on… Continue reading Contents Claim Adjusting Is Tedious, Time Consuming and Few Insurance Carriers Do It Right