23Nov
Oregon Court of Appeals Addresses Economic Loss Doctrine and Vicarious Liability in Construction Dispute
The Oregon Court of Appeals recently issued a decision touching on the economic loss doctrine and vicarious liability in a construction dispute. The outcome provides key lessons for manufacturing companies that may maintain principal-agent relationships with distributors or maintenance service companies based on the level of control one party exerts over the other....
By:
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
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