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Retroactive Revival Of Liability By Legislation

The US Supreme Court sometimes makes news by refusing to hear cases, not by taking them. That was certainly the case on May 29, 2012 when the Supreme Court declined to hear a case in which Minnesota’s high court upheld state legislation that made a design and engineering firm liable for a bridge collapse even though liability had previously ended under another statute.


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Published In: Administrative Law Updates, Business Organization Updates, Commercial Law & Contracts Updates, Construction Law Updates, Government Contracting Updates

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