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By Matthew DeVries
| JD Supra
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The Drawing Changed. Did You Catch It? A Hard Lesson for Contractors About Revised Plans

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By Matthew DeVries
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Every contractor has seen it. A revised drawing hits your inbox. You open the sheet, look for the clouds, figure out what changed, and move on. But what if something changed outside the cloud? That seemingly simple question became a very expensive problem in Young Contracting/SE, Inc. v. Pitt Excavating, LLC, (Oct. 30, 2026), a recent Tennessee Court of Appeals decision involving a general contractor and its excavation subcontractor.
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The Drawing Changed. Did You Catch It? A Hard Lesson for Contractors About Revised Plans

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By Matthew DeVries
| LexBlog
Every contractor has seen it. A revised drawing hits your inbox. You open the sheet, look for the clouds, figure out what changed, and move on. But what if something changed outside the cloud? That seemingly simple question became a very expensive problem in Young Contracting/SE, Inc. v. Pitt Excavating, LLC, (Oct. 30, 2026), a recent Tennessee Court of Appeals decision involving a general contractor and its excavation subcontractor.
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