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October 13, 2009

Good Faith Construction Defect Claim Handling: Pointers in Fair Dealing.

   Construction Defect Claims Handling presents many challenges for Good Faith and Fair Dealing.  Some pointers are provided in this recently published article in Claims Magazine:  "Handling Construction Defect Claims/Matters to Consider When Investigating Construction Losses" published online by Claims Magazine in June, 2009, also published in print edition October, 2009; co-authored by Dennis J. Wall, Esquire and W. Michael Latzo, retired, of Generali USA.

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Posted by on October 13, 2009 at 08:34 AM in Construction Defect Claims |

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