Lighting and a Specifiers Responsibility
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Loss prevention <strong>and</strong> risk management<br />
“Anyone who is involved in lighting specifications or changes to the<br />
specifications that is required by contract to meet current st<strong>and</strong>ards, faces<br />
liability if the design or specifications fall short of that st<strong>and</strong>ard. It is very<br />
important for architects to underst<strong>and</strong> this as they are the ones with the<br />
contract commitment to the owner for providing designs <strong>and</strong> services that<br />
meet current recommended practices.”<br />
‘While currently there is no recognized legal claim for damages arising out of<br />
poor lighting quality, it is not hard to imagine such a claim being filed,<br />
especially in an extreme case where there may be multiple plaintiffs whose<br />
maladies are traceable to a poor lighting design practice’<br />
Mark Eby Attorney