A Video version of the February 2013 issue of ConstructionRisk.com Report including the following articles: (1) Condo Assoc Barred by Economic Loss Doctrine from Suing Consultant for Repair Costs; (2) Engineer Owed Independent Duty to a Construction Contractor for plans and specs; (3) Arbitration had no collateral estoppel in later litigation; (4) Subcontractor Waiver of Bond Rights is Unenforceable; (5) Subcontractor Waiver of Consequential Damages is Enforced; (6) The Completed and Accepted Doctrine Bars Third Party Suit against Architect that Failed to Observe and Report an Obvious Construction Defect; and (7) Certificate of Merit Requirement was Waived.
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