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Contract Law

  • With Payment Bond Claims, Different Rules Apply to the Bond Claimant and the Surety

    March 22, 2015

    As previously discussed in this Blog, Conn. Gen. Stat. § 49-41 requires each general contractor on a public works projects valued over $100,000 to post [...]

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  • The Right to Arbitrate may be Waived if Opposing Party Suffers Prejudice

    November 9, 2014

    As discussed previously in this blog, arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution procedure, whereby the parties to a construction contract can agree to have their [...]

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  • Recent Decision Discusses Procedure for Challenging the Arbitrability of a Dispute

    September 14, 2014

    Arbitration is a private dispute resolution procedure that is intended to be more efficient and less expensive than a traditional court trial. In arbitration, a [...]

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  • Payment Bond Claimants Should Consider Additional Causes Of Action

    August 14, 2014

    It is not uncommon for sureties that issue payment bonds to deny claims brought by subcontractors and suppliers. After an “investigation”, a surety’s typical response [...]

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  • A Contractor May Still Recover Monies Due For Work Performed Pursuant to an Unenforceable Contract

    July 30, 2014

    Despite what might appear to be the parties’ intentions, courts sometimes find contracts unenforceable. Courts may find contracts unenforceable for any number of reasons including, [...]

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  • Beware of No Damages for Delay Clauses

    June 22, 2014

    It is common for construction contracts to state that, if the project is delayed by the owner, the contractor shall be entitled to an extension [...]

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  • An Examination of a Recent Court Decision Discharging a Mechanic’s Lien

    May 25, 2014

    A common provision in construction contracts requires a contractor to give notice to the owner within a certain number of days of an event giving [...]

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  • An Explanation of The Home Improvement Act’s Licensed Contractor Exception

    May 3, 2014

    Chapter 400 of the Connecticut General Statutes is known as the Home Improvement Act. “The purpose of the Home Improvement Act is to ensure that [...]

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  • Arbitrators May Amend or Correct Their “Final” Decisions

    March 30, 2014

    Arbitration is a procedure by which parties to a contract agree in advance that any disputes arising out of that agreement will be submitted to [...]

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