BillS@clesolutions.com,2016,10(2), 59-100,O’Connor, Jr., Patrick J.,Claims (Preparation, Submission, Certification, False Claims Act, etc.),Damages,Insurance and Insured Risk,Project Management (e.g., Construction Management, BIM, Inspection and Administration),
The Reasonableness of Liquidated Damages Provisions – Why Only the Look Back Approach Can Prevent Windfalls
2010,4(1), 1-21,marty@boultoncreative.com,Damages,West, Joseph D.,
The Availability and Proof of Damages for Lost Bonding Capacity
2008,2(1), 89-122,marty@boultoncreative.com,Hess, Stephen A.,Damages,
Liquidated Damages and the Freedom to Contract
2007,1(1), 185-201,marty@boultoncreative.com,Hoffar, Julian F.,Damages,
Toward a Unified Theory of Damages in Construction Cases: Part I – Navigating Through the Diminution of Value vs. Cost of Repair Debate in Defect Cases and allocating Burdens of Proof
2008,2(1), 1-51,marty@boultoncreative.com,Damages,Leavitt, Josh M.,
Toward a Unified Theory of Damages in Construction Cases: Part II – The Search for Unifying Theories in Common Law and Statutory Approaches to Treatment of Prejudgment and Postjudgment Interest Awards on Prevailing Construction Damage Claims
2008,2(2), 1-6,shaun@theroninagency.com,Damages,Leavitt, Josh M.,
Toward a Unified Theory of Damages in Construction Cases: Part III – Damages in Terminations for Convenience
2012,6(2), 67-109,marty@boultoncreative.com,Damages,Leavitt, Josh M.,
Hyperinflation in the Construction Industry: Collision Course between European “Hardship” Principles and the American Doctrine of Impracticality
2007,1(2), 35-102,marty@boultoncreative.com,Damages,McMillan, Daniel D.,
How Can the Construction Industry Better Manage Consequential Damages for Delay? And Will the Courts Cooperate?
2009,3(2), 38-68,marty@boultoncreative.com,Moseley, W. Alexander,Damages,
The Impossibility Doctrine – Still Hazy After All These Years: Part I
2008,2(2), 63-83,marty@boultoncreative.com,Damages,Rosengren, David E.,