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Continuing the trend of protecting the innocent purchaser of a residential property, the Illinois Appellate Court recently answered two certified questions in 1324 W. Pratt Condominium Ass’n v. Platt Const. Group, Inc.,

Modular construction is a term used to describe the use of factory-made, pre-engineered building units that are delivered to and assembled on site, often as large components or as substantial elements of a building

Earlier this summer, the Supreme Court of California handed down its decision in Beacon Residential Community v. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, 327 P.3d 850 (Cal. 2014) that moves California law one step closer to

The Illinois Appellate Court recently addressed the interplay between the four-year statute of limitations governing construction claims, and statutes of limitation governing indemnity claims.

Contractors face significant exposure for property damage resulting from allegedly faulty construction. While commercial general liability (CGL) policies help contractors manage these risks, rarely has CGL coverage been