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Liquidated Damages and the Freedom to Contract |
2007 |
1(1), 185-201 |
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Hyperinflation in the Construction Industry: Collision Course between European “Hardship” Principles and the American Doctrine of Impracticality |
2007 |
1(2), 35-102 |
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The Availability and Proof of Damages for Lost Bonding Capacity |
2008 |
2(1), 89-122 |
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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 |
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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 |
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The Impossibility Doctrine – Still Hazy After All These Years: Part I |
2008 |
2(2), 63-83 |
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How Can the Construction Industry Better Manage Consequential Damages for Delay? And Will the Courts Cooperate? |
2009 |
3(2), 38-68 |
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The Impossibility Doctrine – Still Hazy After All These Years: Part II |
2009 |
3(2), 14-37 |
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The Reasonableness of Liquidated Damages Provisions – Why Only the Look Back Approach Can Prevent Windfalls |
2010 |
4(1), 1-21 |
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Toward a Unified Theory of Damages in Construction Cases: Part III – Damages in Terminations for Convenience |
2012 |
6(2), 67-109 |
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Cyber Security and Cyber Insurance for the Design and Construction Industry |
2016 |
10(2), 59-100 |
