The plaintiff is a condominium corporation. The defendant was the condominium sponsor. Pursuant to separate agreements with the sponsor, a third-party defendant acted as the general contractor (GC) for the condominium project. Third-party defendant entities were subcontractors for the GC. Two third-party defendants were alleged “alter-egos” of one of the subcontractors.
In August 2018, the plaintiff commenced the subject action, seeking to recover damages arising from water leaks that were allegedly caused by the GC’s failure to construct the building in accordance with all “applicable building codes, plans, and specifications” as required by the contract between the plaintiff and (sponsor).
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