Lighting and a Specifiers Responsibility

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