Article Date: 01/25/10

EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 8-4

No-damage-for-delay clauses are common in construction contracting. A project owner disclaims responsibility for delay or disruption of any kind and assigns that risk to the contractor. Or, a contractor disclaims responsibility and assigns the risk to the subcontractor. These clauses are viewed with skepticism by the courts, which consider them one-sided and "exculpatory." Consequently, a number ... Log in to view the full text.

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