Litigation
May 3, 2012
AOC loses suit over contractor's work
The state Administrative Office of the Courts must pay more than $4 million in a dispute with a construction company, a jury found in a verdict returned today.
By Saul Sugarman
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The state Administrative Office of the Courts must pay more than $4 million in a dispute with a construction company, a jury found in a verdict returned today in Superior Court.
The AOC accused Jacobs Project Management Co. of completing some renovation work for the agency while unlicensed.
The 12-person jury in San Francisco County Superior Court found that Jacobs - which was hired in April 2006 to...
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