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...written agreement — a standard form agreement promulgated by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) — for the repair and renovation of defendants' home...
...FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSION OF LAW...engineer's drawings and the architect's drawings. (Tr. 22:5...
...referred to as the Lago Agrio Plaintiffs (the "LAPs"), two of whom, the LAP Representatives, have appeared in this action.2...
...than the "what-ifs" that might occur during the course of the relationship. While many contracts are placed in a drawer after execution...
...17 read on this motion Papers Numbered Notice of Motion/Order to Show Cause/Petition/Cross Motion and Affidavits (Affirmations) Annexed...
...Cite as: Estate of Magda Cordell McHale, 2008-1015/G, NYLJ 1202573873360, at *1 (Surr., Erie...
...Cite as: Sivec v. The City of Long Beach, 23157/09, NYLJ 1202562432365, at *1 (Sup., NA, Decided June...
...form rider (the owner's rider) for use with The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Form A107-2007, titled Standard Form of Agreement Between...
...Coin American Federated Title v...1199 v. Daughters of Jacob Geriatric (651581...1199 v. Schulman Institute For (651564/12...
...This article provides a brief framework for understanding procurement of construction services through fixed price competitive bids. The article then briefly discusses...
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