EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 2-17
publication date: Apr 25, 2004
This week’s newsletter contains a mix of cases dealing with liens, attorney malpractice, a zoning/construction dispute and a short issue involving steel lost from an overturned barge.
Tips and Techniques covers the often-encountered conflict concerning the effective date of warranties, especially when delays are encountered on a project. Contributing editor Jayne Czik provides contractors five steps for taking control of this problem. We also continue our occasional Digest column of interesting material gleaned from other publications, including Greg Fordham's article on the non-necessity of offsets when computing Eichleay costs.
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