- A1 - Prime Designers in California Held to Owe Duty to Future Purchasers
- A2 - Guide to Architecture and Engineering Pre-Construction Meetings
- A3 - A/E Subject to Liability for Code Compliance Pursuant to Contract Language Setting Obligation Exceeding Generally Accepted Standard of Care
- A4 - Differing Site Conditions: Trial Necessary to Determine if Federal Contractor Entitled to Relief
- A5 - Insurance Broker not Liable to its Client When Insurance Program Failed and was Put into State Receivership
- A1 - Court Excludes Evidence of Subcontractor’s Workplace Safety Violations Because Deceased Worker Was Not its Employee
- A2 - Guide to Pre-Construction Meetings
- A3 - Statute of Limitations on Obvious Defect Enforced to Dismiss A/E from Suit: Standard of Care May Exceed Code Requirements
- A4 - Reservation of Rights to Make a Cumulative Impact Claim
- A5 - Letter to Construction Attorneys – Invitation to Join ABA Forum on Construction Industry
- A1 - EIFS Repairs Covered without Insurer's Consent
- A2 - The CGL and the Professional Liability Exclusion
- A3 - Contractually Imposed Time Limit for Filing Suit is Enforced to Dismiss Claim Against Home Builder
- A4 - Contractual Requirement May be Waived Despite “Non-Waiver Clause” Stating to the Contrary
- A5 - Court Bars Defendant’s Expert At Trial And Sanctions Defendant For Bad Faith Response To Requests to Admit – IL 2nd Dist.
- A1 - Additional Insured Does Not Lose Right to Coverage Based on Named Insured’s Failure to Provide Notice of Claim to Carrier
- A2 - Property Owners Can Pursue Negligence Actions Against Contracted Engineer Under Washington State’s ‘Independent Duty Doctrine’ (Variation on ‘Economic Loss Rule’)
- A3 - Court Bars Contractor’s Claim Against Commercial Paint Supplier for Negligent Misrepresentation Under Missouri’s ‘Economic Loss Doctrine’
- A4 - Dispute Provision in Subcontract was Void Because It prevented Sub from Asserting Lien Rights
- A1 - Plaintiff Has Right to Sue Subcontractor When Prime Becomes Insolvent
- A2 - Engineer Can be Sued for Breach of Warranty of Professional Services
- A3 - Accrual Date for Statute of Limitations Period Set by A/E Contract and Statute Applies to Owner’s Fraudulent Misrepresentation Claim against Architect
- A4 - Economic Loss Doctrine Does Not Apply to Negligent Misrepresentation Claims
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