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You are here: Home » News » EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 3-1

EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 3-1

publication date: Jan 2, 2005
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In the first two cases covered this week, two courts reached opposite conclusions on the same issue. The first is a Missouri case where a trial court's award of lost profits was upheld on appeal in a breach of contract action involving cardinal change on a project for a non-profit public agency. In the second case, the California Supreme Court reversed the lower courts' rulings and declared lost profits were not recoverable. The third case this week involves whether a subcontractor's design consultant owes a duty of care to a general contractor or project owner.

In Tips and Techniques, we continue our delay claim series with reminders of the importance of giving notice.



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