Michelle Beth Rosenberg | Pepper Hamilton LLP | January 25, 2018 Superior Steel, Inv. v. Ascent at Roebling’s Bridge, LLC, 2017 Ky. LEXIS 511 (December 14, 2017) Corporex Development and Construction Management, LLC (“Corporex”), a design builder, contracted with Dugan & Meyers Construction Company (“D&M”), a construction manager and general contractor on the Ascent at… Continue reading Kentucky Supreme Court Holds “Pay-if-Paid” Provision in Subcontract Is Valid and Enforceable, Shifting Risk to Subcontractor
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Calculating Actual Cash Value, Part 7: Kentucky
Shane Smith | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | May 12, 2015 You may have been following some of my prior blogs on Calculating Actual Cash Value. So far, I have covered: Florida, California, Louisiana, Texas, New Jersey and New York, and Michigan. This week, I will address Kentucky. To recap, actual cash value (ACV)… Continue reading Calculating Actual Cash Value, Part 7: Kentucky
What Constitutes Insurance “Bad Faith” in Kentucky?
Kenneth Kan | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | April 3, 2015 This week, in the spirit of the March Madness NCAA Tournament (and the team I have in my bracket to win it all), I decided to research what constitutes insurance bad faith under Kentucky law. Kentucky law provides the following elements which the policyholder… Continue reading What Constitutes Insurance “Bad Faith” in Kentucky?