Kristopher Berr | Constructlaw | November 29, 2018 IES Commercial, Inc. v. Manhattan Torcon, A Joint Venture, 2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 164973 (D. Md. Sept. 26, 2018) In 2009, the Army Corps of Engineers hired Manhattan Torcon Joint Venture (“MT”) as general contractor to build a biological research facility at Fort Detrick, Maryland. MT subcontracted… Continue reading A Fire Destroying More Than Half of the Project is not a Cardinal Change Where the Parties Entered Into a Separate Agreement to Cover the Fire Remediation Work
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Calif. Landslides Prompt ‘Efficient Proximate Cause’ Rehash
Jennifer Hoffman | Zelle LLP | May 4, 2018 Mother Nature recently reminded California, as she often does, of how cruel she can be. In December 2017, the state experienced its largest wildfire in history.[1] The wildfire, known as the Thomas Fire, burned more than 281,000 acres in Southern California and destroyed more than 1,000… Continue reading Calif. Landslides Prompt ‘Efficient Proximate Cause’ Rehash
New Report Gives Insight into Increased Fire Claim Figures
Nicole Vinson | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | March 22, 2017 One of the most terrifying and devastating perils insured against is fire. A wildfire outbreak is one news alert that can have a massive impact on our property and lives. A new research study has exposed some of the data on the insurance… Continue reading New Report Gives Insight into Increased Fire Claim Figures