R.W. Granger & Sons, Inc. v. J&S Insulation, Inc.

INTRODUCTION

In early 1991, plaintiff/defendant-in-counterclaim (Granger) subcontracted with defendant/plaintiff-incoun ter claim (J&S) to provide certain fireproofing services that Granger had contracted to perform for the Massachusetts Port Authority. J&S commenced work in accordance with its subcontract, but Granger became dissatisfied with J&S’s performance and terminated the subcontract with J&S on or about August 28, 1991. J&S calculated that, as of the termination, Granger owed it in excess of $200,000.00 in connection with the “time and materials" subcontract.

Granger brought suit…