When I draft and negotiate construction contracts—whether representing contractors, subcontractors, or owners—there’s always one provision that seems to get special attention: the waiver of consequential damages. For good reason. It can significantly impact both parties’ exposure if things go sideways on a project.

So what are “consequential damages,” and why do they matter? Consequential damages

Our middle child of seven kids suffers from classic Middle Child Syndrome.  She has the largest heart in the family, and yet every other minute is a moment of devastation, wrought with feelings of neglect, resentfulness and sadness.  We love her and we have empathy, but—like government contractors who sometimes feel burned—there are no devastation