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Builders risk claims often include numerous complex issues. Delay-in-completion claims add a layer of complexity with general conditions and construction loan interest being the more common issues that lead to disputes. Each can involve significant claim dollars, and each can be a source of dispute and confusion.
Related: All builder’s risk insurance policies are not created equal
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