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Prime Contractor Had No Duty to Help Surety Investigate Sub’s Default

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No-Damage-for-Delay and Owner-Related Dispute Clauses are No Defense to Surety Liability Under Miller Act

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October 24, 2017January 10, 2018

Owner Nonpayment is No Defense to Miller Act Claim

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August 1, 2017January 10, 2018

Two Paths at the Same Time to the Same Place

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