Frank Naples v. Keystone Building and Development Corporation

Summary

The court held that the plaintiffs were entitled to a new trial on damages because the trial court’s award failed to account adequately for necessary repair labor and other supported repair costs. It otherwise upheld the rejection of the plaintiffs’ CUTPA, corporate-veil-piercing, and unjust-enrichment claims, concluding that the construction defects constituted incompetence and a breach of contract and warranties but not aggravating or inequitable conduct requiring additional relief.