Boston/Providence Partners Secure Directed Verdict Victory For Engineering Firm In Multimillion-Dollar Professional Negligence Case

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Boston/Providence Partners Brian C. Newberry and Lauren A. Farley represented a civil engineering firm in a complex design and construction defect case involving allegations that the foundation ..
United States Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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Boston/Providence Partners Brian C. Newberry and Lauren A. Farley represented a civil engineering firm in a complex design and construction defect case involving allegations that the foundation of a newly constructed luxury home was built below the seasonal high-water table and that the gravity-fed foundation drainage system was ineffective. The plaintiffs claimed that the design and construction defects caused severe and frequent flooding, rendering the basement in their multi-million home uninhabitable and yard unusable. The plaintiffs refused to engage in settlement negotiations over the five-year course of litigation and sought damages in excess of the home's value. Due to Brian and Lauren's extensive pre-trial preparation, motions in limine and witness preparation, they were able to secure a directed verdict in the engineering firm's favor at the close of the plaintiffs' case.

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