As a construction defect law firm, we get a lot of calls from clients who want us to represent us. Unfortunately, their case does not fall in our wheelhouse. We deal strictly with construction defects. The term “construction defects” is a little confusing, which is why some people reach out to us even though we cannot handle their case. A…
Construction defects, unfortunately, happen. If a homeowner finds a construction defect in their newly build home, who is responsible? The homeowner? The homeowner’s association? The contractor? Well, there are different ways to determine liability and responsibility when it comes to a construction defect. If there is negligence, the law says the developer or general contractor is liable if negligent…
If you find a construction defect in your new home, whether it’s water damage or structural damage, report it right away. The first step is to hope the contractor will come back to your home and fix whatever defect is there. Many defects are caused by poor workmanship or negligence, so the contractor shouldn’t have a problem to fix…
Common Construction Defects in California Buying or building a home is an exciting time in a person or family’s life. Unfortunately, not all new homes are perfect. Many home owners end up finding a construction defect in the home. There are many different types of construction defects. If you find one in your home, you need to take action immediately…
2018 was a devastating year with the California Fires. In fact, it was the most destructive and deadliest wildfire season on record in California. Last year, 8,434 fires burned at least 1,890,438 acres, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Around 100 people lost their lives and thousands of people are dealing with heartbreaking devastation. We know…
Attorney William Naumann Esq. of the Naumann Law Firm recently recovered $3,011,500 in damages on behalf of several South Bay Commercial Business Owners in a construction defect lawsuit. The firm filed a lawsuit in the San Diego County Superior Court on behalf of Plaintiff Commercial Condominium Owners (“Owners”) against the developer. The project was originally constructed in the 2004-2005 timeframe…
Thinking about buying a home in a development? If so, you may be part of a homeowner’s association (HOA). This HOA usually manages common areas, and amenities of the community. The HOA has documents that outline homeowner responsibilities as well as HOA responsibilities throughout the community. The rules of the community are outlined in a document called the Covenants, Conditions,…