Matthew DeVries | Best Practices Construction Law | April 12, 2016 Some will say that a “no damages for delay” clause is harsh. Well, it depends on which hat you wear. If you are a contractor, you have a reasonable expectation that you will be paid for the extra work to overcome a delay beyond… Continue reading Can Active Interference By Owner Invalidate A No Damages For Delay Clause? Sometimes.
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Limitations of Liability— Scenario Two: No Damages for Delays Clauses
Gregory Faulkner | Robinson Cole | November 10, 2015 Owners often attempt to limit their liability to contractors through what is commonly known in the construction industry as a “no damages for delays” clause. Much like waivers of consequential damages, a “no damages for delays” clause, which limits damages for construction delays, accelerations and other… Continue reading Limitations of Liability— Scenario Two: No Damages for Delays Clauses