The Expanding Reach of the Crawford Decision and the Impact On Construction Indemnity Agreements
ConstructionRisk.com Report Vol. #14, Issue #4
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Crawford,duty to defend,Indemnification
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By: Michael D. Wilson, Jr. Gordon Rees, LLP 275 Battery Street Suite 2000 San Francisco, CA 94111 (415) 986-5900 In the period since the California Supreme Court published the seminal decision in Crawford v. Weathershield (“Crawford”) and refused to consider or reverse the California Court of Appeal Decision in UDC-Universal Development, L.P. v. CH2M Hill (“CH2M Hill”) the [...]
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Assignee of Contract Indemnification Rights under a Design-Build Contract Stands in Shoes of Indemnitee and is Entitled to Recover Defense Costs
ConstructionRisk.com Report Vol. #14, Issue #1
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Assignment,California Code 2778,Crawford,Design-Build,duty to defend,Indemnification,Wrongful death
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Where a firm (Parsons Infrastructure) entered into a contract to design and construct a soda ash processing plant for Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp (KM) and agreed to provide KM with a defense and indemnity against losses arising out of negligent performance of its work, and KM later assigned its property and contract to a new firm [...]
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