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Wm. H. Gordon Assocs. v. Heritage Fellowship
150279 Wm. H. Gordon Assocs. v. Heritage Fellowship 02/12/2016 In multiple litigations arising from collapse of an underground storm water handling tank system designed and constructed for a church, the circui…
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150279 Wm. H. Gordon Assocs. v. Heritage Fellowship 02/12/2016 In multiple litigations arising from collapse of an underground st…
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- October 4, 2026
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- February 12, 2016
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150279 Wm. H. Gordon Assocs. v. Heritage Fellowship 02/12/2016 In multiple litigations arising from collapse of an underground storm water handling tank system designed and constructed for a church, the circuit court correctly found that the plaintiff's claims were timely filed within five years after final approval of allegedly defective plans that solely caused the collapse. The judgment finding the design engineers liable under the engineering contract for breach of the applicable engineering standard of care is also affirmed. Because the record also supports the finding that the agreements did not transfer liability for design defects to the construction contractor that built the rain t…
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150279 Wm. H. Gordon Assocs. v. Heritage Fellowship 02/12/2016 In multiple litigations arising from collapse of an underground storm water handling tank system designed and constructed for a church, the circuit court correctly found that the plaintiff's claims were timely filed within five years after final approval of allegedly defective plans that solely caused the collapse. The judgment finding the design engineers liable under the engineering contract for breach of the applicable engineering standard of care is also affirmed. Because the record also supports the finding that the agreements did not transfer liability for design defects to the construction contractor that built the rain t…
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