How Can I Limit My Liability For Bad Work Claims?
So how can a contactor limit its liability for bad work claims? At least in Indiana, the answer depends on the type of project. For
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Spearin doctrine in Indiana
The Spearin Doctrine (so called because of the United States Supreme Court decision that established it) holds that when a builder strictly complies with the
Indiana Court of Appeals: Unemployment compensation and temporary total disability compensation not mutually exclusive
In Platinum Construction Group, LLC v. Christopher Collings, the Indiana Court of Appeals determined that an injured employee was not precluded from temporary total disability compensation when
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
Greg Easter and Mike Cavosie engineering law seminar
Greg Easter and Mike Cavosie will present a seminar concerning Indiana Engineering Law on Wednesday, May 1, 2013, at the Capitol Conference Center. The seminar
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