David Adelstein | Florida Construction Legal Updates What is a cumulative impact claim? This is commonly referred to as the unforeseeable ripple effect of changes, i.e., the death by a thousand cuts. Cumulative impact claims refer to a disruption on productivity based on the cumulative impact of changes and their impact on unchanged work. Cumulative impact claims are difficult claims… Continue reading Cumulative Impact Claims and Definition by Certain Boards
Investigating Residential Electrical Fires – Part 1
Matt Ferrie | The Subrogation Strategist Matt Ferrie, Partner, is returning to host the newest episode of Subro Sessions. This episode is the first part of a series entitled “Investigating Residential Electrical Fires.” Joining Matt is Bert Davis, Principal for Romauldi, Davidson & Associates and BDA Engineering. Matt and Bert address common misconceptions and factors… Continue reading Investigating Residential Electrical Fires – Part 1
Investigating Residential Electrical Fires Part 2 – Arcing and Arc Mapping
Matt Ferrie | The Subrogation Strategist Matthew Ferrie, Partner, is back again to host the newest episode of the Subro Sessions podcast. Bert Davis, Principal for Romauldi, Davidson, & Associates and BDA Engineering, joins Matt for the second episode on investigating residential electrical fires entitled, “Investigating Residential Electrical Fires Part II – Arcing and Arc… Continue reading Investigating Residential Electrical Fires Part 2 – Arcing and Arc Mapping
Trends: “Nearshoring” Opportunities for the Construction Industry
Jerry P. Brodsky | Peckar & Abramson “Nearshoring” is a hot topic throughout Latin America and is receiving increasing attention in the United States. We offer this introduction to Nearshoring and the opportunities it presents for your reference. “Nearshoring” has become increasingly relevant in the context of the globalized economy. This phenomenon describes relocating production… Continue reading Trends: “Nearshoring” Opportunities for the Construction Industry
Wildfire Threats Make Utilities Uninsurable in U.S. West
Mark Chediak | Claims Journal Trinity Public Utilities District’s power lines snake through the lower reaches of the Cascade Range, a rugged, remote and densely forested terrain in Northern California that has some of the highest wildfire risk in the country. But for several years, the company has been without insurance to protect it from… Continue reading Wildfire Threats Make Utilities Uninsurable in U.S. West