EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 6-16

This week’s first two cases provide an interesting dichotomy in states’ views on no-damage-for-delay clauses. In Ohio, the clauses have been rendered unenforceable by statute. A court ruled that this also applies to any attempt to disclaim liability for acceleration or lost productivity costs (which are just other forms of delay damages). In New York, the clauses ... Log in to view the full text.