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- Appellate court case — New Milford v. Standard Demolition Services
Standard Demolition Services is a demolition company that local news sites have described as Trumbull-based. A legal news site has written about New Milford v. Standard Demolition Services, Inc., a Connecticut Appellate Court decision about a liquidated damages clause.
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- Century Brass facility moves closer to demolition
“New Milford officials on Wednesday accepted the Trumbull-based Standard Demolition Services’ $2.7 million bid to demolish the Century Brass mill on Scovill Road.”
— newstimes.comRead the article ↗ - Inside remediation starts Ansonia’s Peck School demolition
“Standard Demolition Services of Trumbull began remediating the interior of Ansonia’s Peck School in preparation for a complete demolition”
— ctpost.comRead the article ↗ - New Milford wins Century Brass lawsuit
“The town filed the lawsuit against Standard Demolition Services in January 2016. This came several months after Standard Demolition was awarded a $2.7 million contract to demolish the 320,000-square-foot former brass mill building, which has various contaminants, especially asbestos and polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs.”
— newstimes.comRead the article ↗ - A Liquidated Damages Provision Might Not Liquidate All Potential Damages | Robinson+Cole Construction Law Zone
“The recent Connecticut Appellate Court decision in New Milford v. Standard Demolition Services, Inc., 212 Conn. App. 30 (2022), indicates that courts might be reluctant to read a liquidated damages clause broadly”
— jdsupra.comRead the article ↗
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