General contractor removed its roofing subcontractor’s equipment and materials from the job site based on alleged late performance, and it then terminated the roofer without following the contractually required notice requirements. Court held the GC interfered with...
J. Kent Holland, J.D. Where a subcontractor sued the prime contractor for wrongfully issuing a termination for convenience, the trial court found in favor of the prime contractor, concluding that as a convenience termination a prime is not required to have a reason...
Kent Holland, J.D. ConstructionRisk, LLC Where a contractor was late in performance, a town terminated the contract for convenience and subsequently claimed liquidated damages (LDs) against the contractor. Both the trial court and appellate court concluded that the...
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