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LIMITATION OF LENDER LIABILITY ON FAILED CONSTRUCTION PROJECT (FLORIDA STATUTE S. 713.3471)

Posted on 23 April, 2015
Here is an interesting lender liability dispute by a contractor against a construction lender on a failed construction project...

RENTAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER NOT PROTECTED BY WORKERS COMPENSATION (HORIZONTAL) IMMUNITY

Posted on 19 April, 2015
Oh boy! When it comes to workers compensation immunity, suppliers, particularly rental equipment suppliers, better watch out as they are not entitled to the same safeguards as subcontractors when it comes to injuries on a construction project!   The Fourth District...

CGL INSURANCE AND CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS (DUTY TO DEFEND; TRIGGERING OF CGL POLICY; COVERED RESULTING DAMAGE)

Posted on 11 April, 2015
I previously wrote about insurance coverage issues in a construction defect dispute, specifically in the context of the insurer denying coverage outright and refusing to defend its insured.   As a sequel...

SERVING CONTRACTOR’S FINAL PAYMENT AFFIDAVIT BY CONTRACTORS (OR SUBCONTRACTORS) IN PRIVITY OF CONTRACT WITH PRIVATE OWNER

Posted on 8 April, 2015
Contractors (or even subcontractors) in privity of contract with a private owner must serve a Contractor’s Final Payment Affidavit within 5 days before foreclosing on the lien. The objective is to swear to the owner the final payment the contractor is...

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING AND TREATING EXTENDED FIELD OVERHEAD AS A DIRECT OR INDIRECT COST

Posted on 4 April, 2015
  Prime contractors working on federal government projects, or any project for that matter, have job site or field overhead / general conditions.  Incurring extended field office overhead on a federal government project happens and, in many instances, is due to

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