Category: Construction Litigation
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Differing Site Conditions An Issue in the Seattle SR 99 Tunnel Litigation
Stoel Rives Helps WSDOT Defeat a $640 Million Claim
Recent Washington Court Decision Examines Whether Lien Claim on Condominium Unit Was Frivolous (Subject to Release) or Excessive (Subject to Reduction)
Solar PPA Provider That Only “Arranges” Installation of System It Owns Is Not a “Contractor” in California
Washington Supreme Court Affirms Brightwater Decision Regarding Application of Olympic Steamship to Sureties
Think the ADA preempts contractual risk shifting? Not so fast, says the Ninth Circuit.
What’s Up with Bertha?
When Can You Rest Easy? A Primer on Statutes of Repose
WSBA Construction Section Annual Seminar – June 9, 2017
Alter Ego: The $5MM personal danger of neglecting corporate formalities and utilizing substandard building materials
Redefining Priorities: Risk Management, Enhanced Quality, and Minimizing Disputes
One Unanticipated Cost of Being an Owner-Builder in California: Liability for Retained Control over Safety
Self-Imposed ADA Audits: The Developer’s Best Option
Architect Off the Hook for ADA Defects
“Without Performance Specifications, Green Building Can LEED to Disputes
“From, For, and Against”: What’s the Difference?
A New Wrinkle In Time To Claim Construction Defects
Termination Clauses a Must for Owners
Think all Oregon construction defect claims are governed by the same 10-year statute of repose? Think again.
Yes, Contractor Licensing May Be Required Under California Law Even if the Contractor Does Not Physically Build Anything Itself
Court of Appeals affirms Brightwater judgment, reviews law regarding differing site conditions and surety obligations
