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Which formulation of negligence is a ground for discipline under s. 489.129(1)(n)?

Correct Answer

C) Gross negligence, repeated negligence, or negligence significantly endangering life or property

Section 489.129(1)(n): "Committing gross negligence, repeated negligence, or negligence resulting in a significant danger to life or property." Ordinary negligence on its own is not enough — it must be gross, repeated, or dangerous. A separate ground, (m), covers incompetency or misconduct in the practice of contracting.

Answer Options
A
Any negligence that causes a customer to incur additional cost
B
Negligence that the local building official records on an inspection card
C
Gross negligence, repeated negligence, or negligence significantly endangering life or property
D
Negligence that a court has found in a final civil judgment entered against the contractor personally

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Section 489.129(1)(n): "Committing gross negligence, repeated negligence, or negligence resulting in a significant danger to life or property." Ordinary negligence on its own is not enough — it must be gross, repeated, or dangerous. A separate ground, (m), covers incompetency or misconduct in the practice of contracting.

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