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Eileen Garczynski, Esq., senior vice president and partner, Ames & Gough, will lead two key sessions at the American Bar Association (ABA) Spring Malpractice Conference, April 19-21 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

As 2022 came to a close with a dramatic drop in temperature across the U.S. due to the Polar Vortex, it may be timely to consider what climate change means to the design community. Read More.

Contractors warrant their work in every contract. This is appropriate because they are doing work and have agreed to do it correctly or fix it if it is incorrect. Likewise, equipment is warranted. It works or doesn’t, and if it doesn’t, it should be made to work. When providing work or equipment, warranties and guarantees are appropriate. The expectation is that you will provide what you’ve promised to deliver. Read More

Contractors warrant their work in every contract. This is appropriate because they are doing work and have agreed to do it correctly or fix it if it is incorrect. Likewise, equipment is warranted. It works or doesn’t, and if it doesn’t, it should be made to work. When providing work or equipment, warranties and guarantees are appropriate. The expectation is that you will provide what you’ve promised to deliver. Read More