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July 26, 2010,  Next Issue:  Monday, August 2, 2010

Don's Desk is a weekly report on a construction case that may be of interest to subcontractors, suppliers, general contractors, their insurance agents and counsel.



 

 

UNPUBLISHED OPINION. CHECK COURT RULES BEFORE CITING.

 Court of Appeals of Washington,
Division 1.
CONNER RUBIN, LLC, a Washington limited liability company, Respondent,
v.
BIG CONSTRUCTION, INC., a Washington corporation, Appellant,
Platte River Insurance Co., a Wisconsin corporation & Contractor's Bond No. 41079329, Defendant.
No. 64294-4-I.

July 19, 2010.

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case, please click on the link at the bottom.

On March 14, 2007, Conner Rubin and Big entered into a construction contract for the remodel of Rubin's restaurant and cardroom. This contract established a contract price of approximately $450,000 and a payment schedule. The contract also expressly required an eight-week completion deadline, as Conner Rubin was concerned about losing its gambling license if the restaurant was closed for a longer period of time. Big agreed to pay liquidated damages of $500 per day of delay.

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