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Recent Articles from Construction Claims

WPL PUBLISHING DELIVERS THE INSIDE SCOOP ON CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS
A recap of the contract negotiation audio conference, hosted by WPL Publishing follows.

MISSISSIPPI HIGH COURT ENFORCES QUANTITY ESTIMATE DISCLAIMER
A state high court rules that a contract disclaimer outweighs a statement of absolute representations in a quantity estimate dispute.

ANTI-ASSIGNMENT LANGUAGE DID NOT IMPAIR SURETY’S RIGHTS AGAINST OWNER
A contract’s anti-assignment clause does not prevent a surety from bringing a payment claim against a public owner on a community center renovation project.

ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT INTERPRETS HOME REPAIR STATUTE
Subcontractors are exempt from a state home repair and remodeling statute aimed to protect homeowners from fraudulent contractors, rules a state high court. The sub does not typically make representations to the homeowner, so the statute does not apply.

THE NEW AACEI RECOMMENDED PRACTICE ON FORENSIC SCHEDULE ANALYSIS, PART FIVE: CHOOSING THE RIGHT DELAY METHODOLOGY
Choosing a methodology for forensic schedule analysis has the potential to make or break your claim. Internal and external factors must be considered. Those 11 factors are enumerated in this final article on the AACEI’s recently released Recommended Practice.

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