1994

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Newsletter - November 1994

• "Pay if Paid" Provision Found Unenforceable in New York
• New ODOT Claims Procedure
• Statute of Limitations
• Surety Not Required to Mitigate Damages
• Subcontracts Battle of the Forms
• Form Subcontract Comparison
• Change Orders —Get It in Writing
• Asbestos Abatement Contractor Not Liable When Owner Sued by EPA
• Incorporation by Reference
• Firm Announcements

Newsletter - August 1994

• Project Labor Agreement Barring Non-Union Contractors Is Ruled Illegal
• State Loses Another Appeal
• Asian-Indians Win State MBE Certification
• No Claim for "Negligent Payment" Recognized
• Bonding Companies May Be Liable for Subcontractor's Legal Fees
• Subcontractor Relieved from Bid Due to Onerous Contract Terms
• Sub-Subcontractor's Claim Has Priority Over State's Garnishment
• Suppliers of Subcontractors Have Bond Rights

Newsletter - May 1994

• Ohio's 10-Year Statute of Repose in Jeopardy
• General Contractor May Be Liable for Problems Caused by Excavator Sub
• State Loses Royal Electric Appeal
• Bond Required Rather Than Certified Check
• City of Columbus Adopts Set-aside Legislation
• Bonding Company Bound by Arbitration Provision
• Design Build Risk