Article Date: 11/29/10

EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 8-46

It is common for a contract to require a written notice of claim for delay damages. But, what if the contract doesn’t contain an objective completion deadline? How does one recognize delay? These were the issues recently addressed by a New York court, which held that a delay claim was not ... Log in to view the full text.

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