Hillary Coombs Jarvis and John P. Swenson – July 5, 2013 In Nautilus Insurance Company v. 3Builders, Inc., Civil No. 11-00303 LEK-RLP, 2013 WL 3223643 (D. Haw. June 24, 2013), the United States District Court for the District of Hawaii, applying Hawaii state law, granted Nautilus Insurance Company’s (“Nautilus”) motion for summary judgment (“Motion”) on… Continue reading Hawaii District Court Finds Faulty Workmanship not an Occurrence under CGL Policy in Construction Defect Case
BINGO Word of the Day – July 19th
The current game is now: X BINGO – make a “X” from all four corners. Today’s Useless Fact: There are 500,000 detectable earthquakes in the world each year. Here is today’s word: JOHN LONG Previously called words: BRIAN MOFFITT EXPERT WITNESS INSURANCE CLAIMS MERLIN TAYLOR ROOF ALEX WOITSCHECK COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL… Continue reading BINGO Word of the Day – July 19th
A Cautionary Tale For All Subcontractors
Scott Orenstein – July 13, 2013 The Connecticut Appellate Court recently handed down a decision that should have all subcontractors carefully reviewing their subcontracts. In Suntech of Connecticut, Inc. v. Lawrence Brunoli, Inc., 143 Conn. App. 581 (2013), Suntech of Connecticut, Inc. (“Suntech”) agreed to “provide glass doors, glass, glazing, an aluminum framing system, and… Continue reading A Cautionary Tale For All Subcontractors
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: John Wilkes Booth’s brother once saved the live of Abraham Lincoln’s son. Here is today’s word: OSHA Previously called words: BRIAN MOFFITT EXPERT WITNESS INSURANCE CLAIMS MERLIN TAYLOR ROOF ALEX WOITSCHECK COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION… Continue reading BINGO Word of the Day – July 17th
Standard AIA Contract Language May Waive “Discovery Rule”
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”