Christianson Construction Co. v. Isaacson Structural Steel Co.

OPINION

This is the second time that this matter is before us. Isaacson instituted an action in the superior court against Christianson to recover the contract price for steel that Isaacson had fabricated and supplied to Christianson. Christianson counterclaimed for damages it allegedly sustained due to Isaacson’s late delivery of the steel.1 The superior court found that Isaacson was entitled to recover $274,827.68, plus interest. This amount was offset by Christianson’s recovery of $201,668.60, plus costs and attorney’s fees, from Isaacson for damages due to late delivery.2 The matter was…