By Kent Holland, J.D. ConstructionRisk, LLC A vendor/installer of artificial turf (FieldTurf) for athletic fields sued the architect of record that prepared bid specifications for a university that could not be met by that vendor but allegedly could be met only by a...
The bidder on a public school project has no valid business expectancy of being awarded a contract, only “wishful thinking,” and in the absence of evidence of fraud, injustice or a violation of trust, it’s tortious interference claim against the owner’s architect for...
Where a county government rejected an electrical contractor’s low bid for the sole reason that it believed the contractor had violated the prevailing-wage law, despite no administrative or legal rulings to that effect, the court held the county abused its discretion...
An MBE firm’s suit against an engineering firm for recommending rejection of its low bid on a public road project was dismissed on summary judgment which was affirmed on appeal. The causes of action included racial discrimination, tortious interference with business...
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