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Suffolk Construction Co., Inc. et al v. Rodriguez and Quiroga Architects Chartered et al
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February 25, 2019
Engineers Say Museum Construction Cos. Waived Claims
Engineering and design firms accused by a pair of contractors of causing delays to the construction of a Miami waterfront science museum have asked a Florida federal judge to toss the suit, arguing that a contracting agreement with a construction company included a waiver provision.
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January 28, 2019
Engineers Say Claims Don't Hold Up In Miami Museum Suit
Engineering and design firms accused by a pair of contractors of causing delays to the construction of a Miami waterfront science museum asked a Florida federal judge to toss the suit, arguing that their negligence claims are extremely flawed.
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September 09, 2016
Construction Firms Sue Over Miami Museum Delays
Two construction companies working on a Miami waterfront science museum accused an architectural firm and an engineering company Thursday of handing them faulty building plans and dragging their feet on resolving problems, causing costly delays on the project.