Who’s on First ? Secured Party Feeling Insecure Under Improvement Agreement
It’s fairly common, particularly for new developments, for public entities to require that the developer agree to construct, install or pay for improvements such as roads,…
General Contractor Not Liable for Injuries to Subcontractor’s Employee Based on a Claim of Negligent Scheduling
The Privette doctrine, subject to certain exceptions, provides that when a general contractor hires a subcontractor, the general contractor is not liable for injuries that occur…
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