Here is a bribe. But an honest one, that will benefit us both. You tell me (via email, comment, tweet, or phone call) a topic, subject, case, or other area that you’d like to see specifically addressed here on Construction Law in North Carolina. Everyone who submits an idea will be entered into a drawing. For those with really great ideas, I reserve the right to enter their name into the drawing twice.
- Get your thinking cap mojo on!
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Ready? Set? Get your thinking caps on and send me your ideas! I’ll close out this contest at 9/1/2011 at 12:01 a.m., and the winner will be announced on the blog.
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This may be too far outside the track, I would enjoy your views on the recent Washington state Supreme Court decision in Michaels v CH2M Hill. I see it adding a lot of specificity to an engineer’s duty.
http://www.courts.wa.gov/opinions/pdf/841683.opn.pdf
Tim-
Thanks for the suggestion. Good cases from anywhere are good cases. I’ll plan a post on it.