Civil Litigation: When is a deal a deal?

By: Thomas F. Knab March 2, 2020 Comments Off

A construction company submitted a bid to serve as the general contractor for a public/private historic redevelopment project. After being told by the developer that it was the successful bidder, over the next several months the construction company participated in numerous meetings, and exchanged emails, about the project with the developer; prepared necessary project documents; ...

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Civil Litigation: When is a deal a deal?

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