The memorandum contained images of cracked slabs and exposed rebar to support its claims. Thornton Tomasetti said it spent hundreds of hours reviewing, analyzing, re-designing, and responding to corrective work and that subcontractors caused "a multitude of problems in the field."
"The construction issues were all unequivocally driven by the underperformance and inexperience of the concrete subcontractor," the memorandum states. How do you like your DEI now Barry ?
The contractor that f**ked it up, IS SUING HIM
