A1 - No Equitable Relief for Contractor that Failed to Comply with Specifications Requiring Wiring Conduit Even Though Government Inspectors Didn’t Object Until Late in the Job. No Estoppel against Government.
A2 - CGL Carrier Owes No Duty to Defend Design-Builder against Project Owner’s Counterclaim alleging Damages from Defective Work
A3 - Economic Loss Doctrine Prohibits Claim by One Subcontractor against Another for Economic Losses Caused by Delay
A4 - Waiver of Subrogation Clause In Owner’s AIA Contract Prevents a Contractor from being Sued in a Contribution Action by another Contractor as a Joint Tortfeasor
A1 - Malpractice Statute of Limitations applies to Breach of Contract Claims asserting Negligent Supervision but Indemnification Obligations Extend Time for Filing Suit
A2 - Negligence Claim against Architect Governed by Malpractice Rather than Contract Statute of Limitations
A1 - Insurance Coverage Issues Related to Coronavirus Pandemic
A2 - Fiduciary Duty not Owed by Contractor in Absence of Contract Language Expressly Stating So
A3 - Contractor has no Duty to Inspect for Asbestos Before starting Renovation of Single Family House (under Colorado law)
A4 - Insurance Company not Obligated to pay Damages agreed to by Contractor under Settlement Agreement with Owner where Damages not Allocated between Covered and Non-covered Damages
A5 - Risk and Liability Considerations for Coronavirus Related Services
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