HOME OFFICE OVERHEAD (EICHLEAY) AND GOVERNMENT-CAUSED STANDBY
JMR Construction Corp. v. United States, 2014 WL 3418445 (Fed.Cl. 2014) is a good federal government contracting case discussing a prime contractor’s challenging burden to support unabsorbed home office overhead damages caused by a government-caused delay. The United States Court of Federal Claims...
THE OH NO! MOMENT – REALIZING THE SUBCONTRACTOR EXCEPTION WAS ELIMINATED FROM THE “YOUR WORK” EXCLUSION
The recent Eleventh Circuit decision in J.B.D. Construction, Inc. v. Mid-Contintent Casualty Co., 2014 WL 3377690 (11th Cir. 2014), demonstrates the unfortunate applicability of the “your work” exclusion in CGL policies when the subcontractor exception (see image) to this exclusion was eliminated from the policy through an...
CONSTRUCTION RENTAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF LIEN RIGHTS
Construction rental equipment suppliers play a large role in the performance of construction projects, whether it is through furnishing a crane, barge, excavator, scissor lift, scaffolding, loader, compressor, generator, shoring, pump, etc. Routinely, the trade subcontractor that needs the equipment to perform its contractual scope...
ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO ARBITRATE?!?
Arbitration is a hot topic in dispute resolution as parties need to dictate in their contracts whether they want to arbitrate disputes arising out of their contract or, if not, litigate their disputes. Recently, I discussed a
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