OWNER HAD HOLES IN FLOOR, AND IN ITS CGL INSURANCE PROGRAM
A construction project owner is not covered by the insurance policy it purchased for a claim arising when the structural engineer (an independent contractor to the architect) fell through the floor at the project site according to a recent Massachusetts Appeals Court decision. The case is Cable Mills LLC v Coakley Pierpan Dolan and Collins… Read More »OWNER HAD HOLES IN FLOOR, AND IN ITS CGL INSURANCE PROGRAM
No notice needed under risky mode of business theory
Self-service modes of business can create risks not present with over-the-counter sales. In a recent Massachusetts case Bowers v Wile’s the top Court found that a path, made up of ‘river stones’ with goods for sale displayed on it, sited right next to the walkway to the store, created an ongoing risk that someone would… Read More »No notice needed under risky mode of business theory
Litigation has been called the sport of kings. In my opinion, it is a bad way to solve problems or to answer questions. A recent Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court case involving a dispute between a sitework sub and a GC started with the typical mutual accusations – the sub claimed the GC got in its… Read More »Litigation nightmare $900,000 subcontract >$1M verdict
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