Frank Naples v. Keystone Building and Development Corporation

Summary

The court held that the trial court clearly erred in calculating damages for defective construction because it failed to compensate the plaintiffs for necessary labor and other repair costs supported by the evidence. It upheld the trial court’s conclusions that the defendants’ conduct did not constitute a CUTPA violation, that the corporate veil should not be pierced to impose individual liability on Bourbeau, and that the contract judgment compensated any unjust-enrichment damages. The judgment was therefore reversed in part and remanded for a new trial limited to damages.