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Construction Law Guide to: Limitation on liability

Construction Law

Our latest Construction Law Guides series article from Claire Turnbull of DLA Piper looks at limitations on liability. Limitation clauses are interpreted strictly, so clear and unambiguous language should be used where a party seeks to limit liability for losses that would otherwise be recoverable.

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The problem with RAAC: comparing liabilities, claims and remedies in Scotland and England

Construction Law

Julie Scott-Gilroy of Morton Fraser MacRoberts LLP explains differences between how liabilities and claims and remedies relating to the use of RAAC differ between Scots law and the rest of the UK. A key difference is the time during which claims can be made. If you have a subscription please log in to read the rest of the story.

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Delay without reasonable excuse and criminal liability

Construction Law

Guest Editors Chris Bryden and Bartholomew Scholefield of 4 King’s Bench Walk warn that post Grenfell Improvement Notices to replace cladding should not be ignored, otherwise financial and criminal consequences may follow. A rash of Improvement Notices and prosecutions for failure to comply may be expected.

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New Article about Statute of Limitations in Licensed Architect Magazine

Construction Lawyer

Shawn Goodman has authored an article for Licensed Architect, the magazine of the Association of Licensed Architects. The article explains contractual accrual provisions for statutes of limitations as a way to limit an architect''s liability. The article starts at page 12 and can be accessed here. contracts litigation'

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2024 AHR Expo: Hydronic Snow and Ice Melting System Design to Optimize Performance and Efficiency

Contractor Magazine

Many hospitals, schools, senior facilities, and commercial buildings install snow and ice melt systems for safety -- and to reduce liability.

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Report from the Courts: May 2024

Construction Law

This story is only available to subscribers to the printed edition of Construction Law. If you have a subscription please log in to read the rest of the story.

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court strikes down broad liability law

Contractor Magazine

recently, as it struck down the state’s broad liability law. The state of Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court ruled in favor of Omega Flex, Inc. Contractor Marketplace Piping'