Boards should be aware of any construction defects before a potential buyer comes calling.
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Whether Patent or Latent, a Flaw Is a Flaw
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When to Be Flexible, When to Fight
When dealing with construction defects, sometimes a work-out is more productive.
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Outside Instead of Inside
A clever fix for a storm riser collapse.
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Surprise Geyser
The elevator job that shot from $145,000 to $700,000.
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Faulty Towers
A condo board thinks long-term in tackling a surprising construction flaw.
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Condo Construction Defects
What should condo owners do when they discover problems?
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Statute of Limitations
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases
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The Power of a Google Search
A filed lawsuit is public record – something most contractors want to avoid.
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Finding – and Fixing – Construction Defects
Construction defects are a serious issue and should be dealt with immediately.
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Adam Leitman Bailey, Adam Leitman Bailey
If construction defects are plentiful, stay level-headed and in contact with your attorney.
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