March 4, 2020 Article

The Moving Finish Line: Statutes of Limitation and Repose Are Not Always What They Seem

Construction Executive

Kenneth E. Rubinstein and Nathan Fennessy

Having an end date for risk is important to construction professionals who need to know when they can close their books and destroy files relating to old projects. In this article for Construction Executive, Kenneth Rubinstein and Nathan Fennessy examine the statute of limitations and repose and discuss why these standards may be harder to determine than one might think.

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