The Connecticut Appellate Court Decides That Construction Contractor Was Not Obligated To Continue Accelerated Schedule to Mitigate Its Damages Following Late Delivery of Materials by Supplier

Robert M. Barrack | Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani In United Concrete Prods. v. NJR Constr., LLC, 207 Conn. App. 551, 263 A.3d 823 (2021), the Connecticut Appellate Court has issued a decision that should be of interest to the Connecticut construction industry and the construction bar. The lawsuit arose out of the late delivery of materials… Continue reading The Connecticut Appellate Court Decides That Construction Contractor Was Not Obligated To Continue Accelerated Schedule to Mitigate Its Damages Following Late Delivery of Materials by Supplier

Construction Defect – Application of the Right to Repair Statute to Material Suppliers

Joseph M. Fenech | Low, Ball & Lynch |  February 2017 The Right to Repair Statute in California requires a homeowner show a breach of contract or negligence to succeed. Acqua Vista Homeowners Association v. MWI, Inc. California Court of Appeals, Fourth Appellate District (January 26, 2017) Civil Code § 8951 et seq. (the “Act”)… Continue reading Construction Defect – Application of the Right to Repair Statute to Material Suppliers

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