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Court Rules Insurer AIG Can't Claw Back $50M Storm Payout From Turner

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By Richard Korman Verified
| Engineering News-Record (ENR) Verified
BusinessEast Construction NewsRisk Sandbags similar to these were a focus of the lawsuit by NYU against Turner that eventually led to a settlement and a lawsuit by AIG against Turner. A Delaware court judge ruled earlier this month that insurer AIG cannot claw back $50 million from Turner Construction for two insurance claim payouts it has made to New York University's Langone Medical Center.
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Skanska Appears to Save Millions in Pre-Trial Settlement of Project Head Injury

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By Richard Korman Verified
| Engineering News-Record (ENR) Verified
When potential jurors were waiting in a separate room at the start of the trial, a judge approved a settlement negotiated between Oliveira, on one hand, and Skanska and DMS. Under its terms, she would receive $3 million from Skanska and DMS. The former, because its contract with DMS required it to insure the subcontractor, seemed not to be on the line for any out-of-pocket damages.
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Dispute Erupts Into Public Over Castro Theater Rehab Project Costs

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By Richard Korman Verified
| Engineering News-Record (ENR) Verified
NewsWest Construction NewsBuildingsRisk The Castro Theatre renovation, which added a new sound and HVAC system, involves much careful restoration work. An arbitration of final costs is scheduled. Aa it was about to start an arbitration of final payments on a complex theater renovation, the owner of San Francisco's landmark Castro Theatre has filed a state court trademark violation lawsuit seeking to bar the contractor from publicizing its work for the owner on that and other projects as a success.
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