By Bruce D. Rudman, Abdulaziz, Grossbart & Rudman
Over the years, we have cautioned our clients about release language contained within documents that are presented on a regular basis. One recent Court of Appeal case brings this issue into the forefront, holding that a release in a purchase agreement is effective to waiving any future defect claims, even where other statutory protections might have applied.
Electrician tools; & devices: $56,000, dollars (total)
Lineman tools & devices: $141,000. dollars (total)
Lineman material & devices: $38,150 (total)
Complete lists of tools and devices and material are available upon request, however we are looking for a lump sum price for each item of the above or a total price for all three items.
Last Friday’s ruling by a Texas federal district court judge does not have any effect on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and how it operates. All current provisions of the ACA, including the employer mandate, protections for pre-existing conditions, and eligibility for children up to age 26, continue to apply. The federal government has posted the following statement on healthcare.gov: “Court’s decision does not affect 2019 enrollment or coverage.”