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Highway Service Plaza Project Marred by Pay Disputes
Not long ago, the 23 service plazas along Connecticut's highways were shabby and out-of-date. Kevin Nursick, a state Department of Transportation spokesman,…Highway Service Plaza Project Marred by Pay Disputes
Not long ago, the 23 service plazas along Connecticut's highways were shabby and out-of-date. Kevin Nursick, a state Department of Transportation spokesman, said they were "dilapidated hellholes. They were dungeons. They were disgusting."
Dispute Illustrates 'Substantial Performance' Doctrine
Construction contracting, unlike most other contractual transactions, often leaves open to interpretation the question of whether a contract has been sufficiently performed to entitle a party to payment. It is virtually impossible to have the equivalent of the Uniform Commercial Code's "perfect tender" in construction contracting.
AAA Streamlines Construction Arbitration Rules
Arbitration was traditionally the preferred dispute resolution path for the construction industry. Arbitrators with specialized knowledge of the construction process, construction law and no mandates with respect to the scope of permissible discovery were designed to make arbitration a cost-effective and streamlined dispute resolution option. In practice, however, that has not necessarily been the case.
Conn.-Based Crabtree & Evelyn Names New General Counsel
Crabtree & Evelyn, the Connecticut-based maker of bath and body products, has appointed a former Hinckley, Allen & Snyder partner to the post of global general counsel.Conn.-Based Crabtree & Evelyn Names New General Counsel
Crabtree & Evelyn, the Connecticut-based maker of bath and body products, has appointed a former Hinckley, Allen & Snyder partner to the post of global general counsel.
2015 Litigation Departments of the Year
Practice might not always make perfect. But it makes for more successful litigation. That's what we learned this year from the Connecticut Law Tribune's annual Litigation Departments of the Year competition. In addition to a truly impressive array of legal victories achieved by our winning firms, the articles in this special section outline an array of techniques that the firms use to prepare themselves for trial.
2015 Litigation Departments of the Year
Practice might not always make perfect. But it makes for more successful litigation. That's what we learned this year from the Connecticut Law Tribune's annual Litigation Departments of the Year competition. In addition to a truly impressive array of legal victories achieved by our winning firms, the articles in this special section outline an array of techniques that the firms use to prepare themselves for trial.
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