Article Date: 03/08/10

EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 8-10

Most construction contracts address the issue of excusable weather delay. Typically, the contractor is allowed an extension of the performance period, but is not entitled to an increase in the contract price. The contract may expressly disclaim any recovery for delay, disruption or acceleration caused by natural occurrences.

As explained in a recent case, a Florida project was plagued ... Log in to view the full text.

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