What are “consequential damages” in construction claims?
Consequential damages, also known as indirect or special damages, are a type of damages that arise as a result of a breach of contract or
July 30, 2023
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Consequential damages, also known as indirect or special damages, are a type of damages that arise as a result of a breach of contract or
As cities grow and expand, construction projects are a common sight. New buildings, infrastructure, and developments spring up, revitalizing urban landscapes. However, while these projects
When it comes to construction, one crucial aspect that ensures the longevity and safety of a building is its foundation. The foundation, often hidden beneath
The thrill of living in a bustling urban environment often comes with the occasional challenge of nearby construction projects. While development can bring progress and
Introduction Construction projects often involve a multitude of challenges, and one of the most critical yet risky tasks is underpinning. Underpinning refers to the process
Construction sites are bustling hubs of activity, where skilled workers labor tirelessly to create impressive structures that shape our modern world. However, amid the excitement
The construction industry is a vital part of any economy, shaping skylines, infrastructure, and communities. However, it is also an industry known for its complexity
In the fast-paced world of urban development, construction projects often extend beyond the boundaries of a single property, especially in densely populated areas like New
The bustling city of New York stands as a testament to modern architectural marvels. However, amidst the towering skyscrapers and intricate infrastructure lies a potential
For the purposes of Labor Law §§ 240 and 241, construction managers are typically not deemed a contractor or agent of a contractor. Borbeck v. Hercules Construction Corp., 48 A.D.3d 498 (2nd Dep’t 2008). However, if a construction
Now that Hurricane Sandy has passed, we are receiving questions about insurance coverage regarding making a claim, damage caused by surging water, falling trees, wind and damage to roofs, homes, cars, etc Here are a few examples(please note
With Hurricane Sandy barreling down on the East Coast everyone should naturally be concerned, first and foremost, with protecting their safety and the safety of their friends, neighbors and family. But when the storm clears there will undoubtedly
In Farrell Bldg. Co., Inc. v. Shinnecock Electric, Inc. a general contractor sued its former subcontractor for breach of contract. The subcontractor, an electrician, apparently intentionally abandoned the subject project (so says the Second Department) and unilaterally terminated
In Henriquez v. Parsippany Const. Co., Inc., the plaintiffs were injured when their car veered too far into the next lane of a highway that was under construction. The plaintiffs argued that the temporary markings were not sufficient
The general rule in New York is that a contractor can bring a claim for breach of contract within six (6) years after the claim accrues. There are situations, however, when the general rule is not followed. One
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
The general rule in New York is that a contractor can bring a claim for breach of contract within six (6) years after the claim accrues. There are situations, however, when the general rule is not followed. One
Well, its April and the first quarter of 2012 is already behind us. The good news is that its not 2010 anymore. The construction industry is healing itself but its by no means healthy. The bad news is
Pursuant to New York City Administrative Code 24-521, whenever any sewer, culvert, water main or pipe is going to be constructed, altered or repaired in any street in which the pipes, mains or conduits of public service corporations
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