Designers on Hook Where Cover Excluded Required Element
When the contract mandates specific coverage, be sure you have it. Designers were found to have breached their contract to procure insurance naming an Ohio hospital as additional insured on the designer’s General Liability coverage. The insurance required under contract was to provide coverage for bodily injury “caused by a biological agent or bacteria”. In… Read More »Designers on Hook Where Cover Excluded Required Element
Contractor’s defective work not covered as property damage by GL insurance If built wrong to start – not an incident for coverage purposes Mass weighs in on vexing question - bad work not covered FACTS Lessard v RC Havens Mass Appeals Court 2024 Parties and lead up The homeowner’s case against the general contractor went… Read More »Defective work General Liability cover – denied
Cubicle Denizen’s OT Claim for Working Through Lunch OK’ed by Judges
Payroll is getting treacherous to administer. In another in the line of worker-friendly payroll decisions, a recent Massachusetts Appeals Court case Vitali v Reit Management & Research LLC decided an employee’s claim for OT for working through lunch, should survive - summary dismissal reversed. The employer had a policy requiring pre-authorization of overtime and encouraging… Read More »Cubicle Denizen’s OT Claim for Working Through Lunch OK’ed by Judges
Court to Hollister – Tear Down That Entryway Stair
The staircase entry to a Massachusetts Hollister retail shop was found to be an architectural access barrier. Take it down the Board said. The store appealed, arguing that people with physical challenges could easily get in through another, near-by entrance. A brief and commentary about the decision in Massachusetts Appeals Court is here. The store… Read More »Court to Hollister – Tear Down That Entryway Stair
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