Much like the warranties expressed and implied in contracts to perform work, the terms of a supply contract bind materialmen to perform to a certain degree of quality. Pursuant to the Uniform Commercial Code, which governs the sale of all … Continue reading
Owner Delay Damages
In the event of the delay of a completion date of a construction contract, an owner may seek delay damages from the contractor. The owner may seek either actual or liquidated damages, but usually not both, and the contractor must … Continue reading
Contractor Defenses
While a property owner is free to claim that a contractor has defaulted on the work to be done and is therefore in breach of the contract, contractors do have defenses that may justify default. Such defenses may even allow … Continue reading
Changed Conditions
“Changed conditions” are defined as “subsurface, latent, or physical conditions at the site materially different from those indicated in the contract OR unknown physical conditions at the site of an unusual nature, differing materially from those ordinarily encountered and generally … Continue reading
2nd Annual College Regional MWBE Conference
Thursday, April 12, 2012 8:00AM – 2:30PM This Conference will provide: A venue for NY State officials, SUNY procurement personnel, and regional-based agency staff to network with MWBE (minority and women business enterprise) firms MWBE vendors greater awareness … Continue reading
