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The article discusses the court case In Port of Houston Authority of Harris County v. Zachry Construction Corporation, in which a contractor got money relief from owner who interfered in his work. Topics discussed include enforcement from court for no-damage-for-delay provision, complaint for active interference, and post judgment interest.

The article discusses the Supreme Court of Texas case Zachry Construction Corporation v. Port of Houston Authority of Harris County, Texas which overturned a ruling made by a Texas appeals court to enforce a no-damages-for-delay provision against Zachry Construction that jurors had refused to enforce. The Supreme Court of Texas cited five exceptions to the no-damages-for-delay clauses and use of evidence which proved the Port actively interfered with the contractor's work.