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Contract - Concrete Mix - Bridge Foundation - Liability Limit (access required)

By Deborah Elkins
Published: June 30, 2008

Although defendant concrete company did not deliver concrete of the strength specified in a contract for construction of a bridge at MeadWestvaco, the parties’ contract conspicuously and expressly limited the company’s liability, the language limiting liability was not unconscionable and these facts, combined with the parties’ course of dealings since 1997, are effective to limit ...
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