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Indiana Court of Appeals Holds that a Construction Manager did not Owe a Duty to a Plumber’s Employee Injured on the Project
Facts: In Daniel Lee and Hui Luo Lee v. GDH, LLC, a plumber was severely injured when a gas line exploded while performing an air
Waiver Of Subrogation: Indiana Court Of Appeals Adopts Majority View
In a recent case examining a contractual waiver of subrogation, the Indiana Court of Appeals adopted the “majority approach” in concluding that an owner waived
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals: Insurer not obligated to reimburse additional insured that settled without consent
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh District held that an insurer is not obligated to reimburse an additional insured because it failed
Indiana Court of Appeals holds that a “pay-if-paid” clause in a subcontract will prevent a subcontractor from recovering under a payment bond.
In BMD Contractors Inc. v. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, the Indiana Court of Appeals denied a subcontractor from recovering for unpaid sums under
Indiana Court of Appeals holds that a contractor’s failure to comply with the Home Improvement Contracts Act did not prevent its claim for unjust enrichment and on its mechanic’s lien.
In Kevin Walsh v. Chris Sweeney Construction, Inc., the Indiana Court of Appeals denied a homeowner’s argument that a contractor’s failure to comply with the