Natalie M. Yello Authors Action in The Florida Bar Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section’s ActionLine

ORLANDO, FL – January 13, 2020 – Construction attorney Natalie M. Yello, associate in GrayRobinson’s Orlando law firm office, published the article "Repair Costs Can Be Consequential Damages: Understanding the Keystone Court's Departure from the ‘Typical’ Definition of Consequential Damages," in The Florida Bar Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section publication, ActionLine, Vol. XXXXI No. 2. The article discusses The First District Court of Appeal's recent opinion in Keystone Airpark Authority vs. Pipeline Contractors, Inc. et al. The Keystone case highlights the importance of liability waivers in construction contracts.

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