CLAIM NOTICE SUFFICIENT DESPITE LACK OF BREAKDOWN
publication date: Jan 22, 2012
A statutory requirement for a “full itemized statement” in a notice-of-claim did not mandate anything more than a statement of the precise total amount demanded. The contractor’s notice did not need to categorize or otherwise break down the elements of the claim.
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