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Defense Verdict Secured for Homebuilder
Published Date: September 16, 2025
After 12 days of trial over a five-week period, a P&A team of lead attorney Kim Altsuler, second chair Stormy Mayfield, and paralegal Tiffany Kaufman, secured a defense verdict for our client, a large regional homebuilder. The jury found no liability on the plaintiff’s breach of implied warranty of habitability claim and determined that our client made a reasonable RCLA [...] Read More
Cutting Edge Representation
Published Date: August 4, 2025
P&A is currently assisting a multi-national construction company in implementing a comprehensive Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) program across all aspects of its operations—including bidding, estimating, project management, procurement, punch list/closeout, risk mitigation, and compliance. Our team is providing strategic counsel to ensure the program aligns with evolving legal, regulatory, and industry standards, while positioning the company to drive innovation and long-term [...] Read More
Dismissal of Performance Bond Allegations
Published Date: June 2, 2025
Peckar & Abramson's Miami office achieved a favorable outcome for its client, a surety that issued a performance bond for a general contractor, against claims from the project owner for failure to provide necessary notices under an A312-2010 performance bond. The project owner, as the plaintiff, sought to hold our client liable for alleged breaches under the performance bond related [...] Read More
$48 Million Award and Successful Defense of $135 Million Claim
Published Date: May 30, 2024
Peckar & Abramson is proud to have represented one of the nation’s largest general contractors in the achievement of a $48 million award in its favor and the denial of a $135 million claim against it in Federal Court in the Middle District of Florida on May 3, 2024 arising out of the FDOT’s $2.3 billion reconstruction of I-4, a [...] Read More
Client’s Right to Millions in Consequential Damages Upheld
Published Date: February 27, 2024
Peckar & Abramson’s Texas lawyers won an appeal before the Court of Appeals for the Ninth District of Texas, entitling their client to recover consequential damages and rejecting the defendant’s argument that its proposal’s terms and conditions were part of the contract. The case affirms long-standing contract principles under the Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) and state common law. Contractors regularly [...] Read More