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Publications

Title
Q&H Construction Law Quarterly - October 23, 2020
Court Denies Applicability of Professional Services Exclusion
Subcontractor’s Bond Claim Barred For Failure to Provide Proper Notice
Court Orders Insurer to Defend Additional Insured
School Board Must Pay Contractor for Services Even Though Contract Invalid
School Board Must Pay Contractor for Services Though Contract Invalid
Landscapers Due Day in Court for Prevailing Wage Act Claim
Contractor Denied "Extra" for Poor Soil Conditions
Insurer Owes No Duty to Defend Because No Occurrence
Court Holds Subcontractor’s Insurance Policy Covers General Contractor

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Headlines

  • Q&H Prevail in Appellate Court. $11+ Million Flooring Claim Dismissed
  • Q&H Prevails in 3rd District Appellate Court Wrongful Death Claim
  • Querrey & Harrow Salutes Former Co-Managing Partner, G.A. Finch

Events & Seminars

  • Manufacturer Product Recalls: Proactive Guidance To Reduce Risk
  • Bruce Schoumacher Presents on Illinois Mechanics Liens for the Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel (IDC)
  • 2018 CDH RISK SEMINAR SERIES: Product Liability in the United States: What Every Manufacturer Needs to Know

Publications

  • Q&H Construction Law Quarterly - October 23, 2020
  • Court Denies Applicability of Professional Services Exclusion
  • Subcontractor’s Bond Claim Barred For Failure to Provide Proper Notice
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