Construction projects often involve work performed by subcontractors. While this makes sense given the varying expertise and equipment required, it can create some difficult issues from an insurance perspective when things go awry. Imagine, for example, a general contractor who performs non-defective work on one part of a construction project while a subcontractor performs defective […]
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Jim Rudolph, the firm’s managing partner and a construction litigator, was quoted in “Building contractor’s suit against insurer revived” in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly on April 13. The article discusses the Appeals Court’s decision in John Moriarty & Associates, Inc. v. Zurich American Insurance Co., where the court ruled the general contractor for a Boston construction […]
