Construction Law, Civil Procedure, Professional Malpractice

YOU NEED TO FILE A MOTION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER!!

by Katherine Gallo, Esq. on 6/7/2012

Over lunch last week, a local attorney was complaining to me about his case that is going to trial in July. On the last day to serve written discovery, Plaintiff counsel had served each of his five clients, on behalf of each...more

Claim Against Insurance Broker Time-Barred

by Sedgwick LLP on 3/29/2011

A California Court of Appeal has affirmed summary judgment for an insurance broker based on the statute of limitations set forth in California Code of Civil Procedure section 339(1) which provides a two year limitation period...more

Failing to Coordinate in Design-Bid-Build Project Costly Mistake

by Melissa Dewey Brumback on 2/9/2010

New North Carolina case hits architecture firm for failing to coordinate in Design-Bid-Build construction project....more

Exceptions to the Economic Loss Rule in North Carolina

by Melissa Dewey Brumback on 2/1/2010

When a construction project goes awry, who can you sue, and what theories are available to you? If you have a contract, you may not be able to sue under a negligence or "tort" theory because of the application of the...more

What is the Economic Rule and How Does it Effect Me on my North Carolina construction project?

by Melissa Dewey Brumback on 1/28/2010

When a construction project goes awry, who can you sue, and what theories are available to you? If you have a contract, you may not be able to sue under a negligence or "tort" theory because of the application of the...more

DEPOSITIONS: What Are the Real Objections?

by Katherine Gallo, Esq. on 1/3/2010

In the spirit of my most recent article, "OBJECTION!! There's this case that says . . . ", here is a list of proper and improper objections to deposition questions that you should also keep in the back of your legal pad. ...more

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