07Jan
Trial Court Strictly Construes Massachusetts Prompt Pay Law Against Owner
This first known decision interpreting the statute clarifies the consequences of an Owner’s failure to properly reject applications for payment. A recent first-of-its-kind ruling from the Massachusetts Superior Court provides a critical lesson for project owners and contractors concerning the Massachusetts Prompt Payment Act (the “Prompt Pay Act”)....
By:
Murtha Cullina
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