FEDERAL APPEALS COURT ADDRESSES NO-DAMAGE-FOR-DELAY DISCLAIMER AND DELAY DAMAGE SPONSORSHIP
publication date: Sep 10, 2009
A claimant should have been allowed to advance arguments regarding exceptions to the enforceability of a no-damage-for-delay clause. And, the claimant could seek delay damages on behalf of a subcontractor despite the absence of a pass-through agreement.
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