Contractor & Construction Disputes
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Bad construction can ruin your home and your life. Our attorneys have represented the biggest architects, engineers, and contractors. We can quickly develop an aggressive and strategic game plan for holding your contractor accountable and setting you on the right path to getting your home repaired; the right way.
Areas of Expertise
- Defective Workmanship
- New Construction Issues
- Violations of Contractors Licensing Laws
- Payment Disputes
Defective Workmanship
A bad contractor can ruin your home. The bad ones do bad work. The worst ones do bad work and lie about it. They may even lie about their licensing. Don’t let a bad contractor destroy your life. We can help you hold a bad contractor responsible. Better yet, we can help you review a contract before any work is done to help prevent any problems.
- Unlicensed Contracting
- Improper down-payment requirements
- Lack of written contract
- Unspecific contracts
- Lack of change orders
New Construction Issues
Not all developers do a good job building their projects. If your new home is defective, the developer may be responsible. There’s no reason you should have to live in a defective home. It may even be unsafe for you to do so. We can help you force the developer to repair the defects or make you whole.
- Construction Defects
- Home Warranty Disputes
- Right to Repair Act (SB 800)
- Professional negligence
Violations of Contractors Licensing Laws
California enacted laws to regulate how contractors do business. But contractors aren’t lawyers. They sometimes ask or require more than they’re entitled to. Don’t let their shoddy business practices hurt you. We can help you make sure your contractor complies with the law.
- Unlicensed Contracting
- Improper down-payment requirements
- Lack of written contract
- Unspecific contracts
- Lack of change orders
Payment Disputes
Even if your contractor did a bad job, state law gives contractors an inherent advantage. Contractors can put a lien on your property and sell it to satisfy the debt. You may lose your home. If you have a payment dispute with your contractor call us. We can help you resolve your payment dispute and protect your home.
- Mechanic’s liens
- Construction liens
- Breach of contract
- Set off
A bad contractor can ruin your home. The bad ones do bad work. The worst ones do bad work and lie about it. They may even lie about their licensing. Don’t let a bad contractor destroy your life. We can help you hold a bad contractor responsible. Better yet, we can help you review a contract before any work is done to help prevent any problems.
- Unlicensed Contracting
- Improper down-payment requirements
- Lack of written contract
- Unspecific contracts
- Lack of change orders
Not all developers do a good job building their projects. If your new home is defective, the developer may be responsible. There’s no reason you should have to live in a defective home. It may even be unsafe for you to do so. We can help you force the developer to repair the defects or make you whole.
- Construction Defects
- Home Warranty Disputes
- Right to Repair Act (SB 800)
- Professional negligence
California enacted laws to regulate how contractors do business. But contractors aren’t lawyers. They sometimes ask or require more than they’re entitled to. Don’t let their shoddy business practices hurt you. We can help you make sure your contractor complies with the law.
- Unlicensed Contracting
- Improper down-payment requirements
- Lack of written contract
- Unspecific contracts
- Lack of change orders
Even if your contractor did a bad job, state law gives contractors an inherent advantage. Contractors can put a lien on your property and sell it to satisfy the debt. You may lose your home. If you have a payment dispute with your contractor call us. We can help you resolve your payment dispute and protect your home.
- Mechanic’s liens
- Construction liens
- Breach of contract
- Set off
- Defective Workmanship
- New Construction Issues
- Violations of Contractors Licensing Laws
- Payment Disputes
Defective Workmanship
A bad contractor can ruin your home. The bad ones do bad work. The worst ones do bad work and lie about it. They may even lie about their licensing. Don’t let a bad contractor destroy your life. We can help you hold a bad contractor responsible. Better yet, we can help you review a contract before any work is done to help prevent any problems.
- Unlicensed Contracting
- Improper down-payment requirements
- Lack of written contract
- Unspecific contracts
- Lack of change orders
New Construction Issues
Not all developers do a good job building their projects. If your new home is defective, the developer may be responsible. There’s no reason you should have to live in a defective home. It may even be unsafe for you to do so. We can help you force the developer to repair the defects or make you whole.
- Construction Defects
- Home Warranty Disputes
- Purchaser Dwelling Act (A. R. S. § 12-1362)
- Professional negligence
Violations of Contractors Licensing Laws
Arizona enacted laws to regulate how contractors do business. But contractors aren’t lawyers. They sometimes ask or require more than they’re entitled to. Don’t let their shoddy business practices hurt you. We can help you make sure your contractor complies with the law.
- Unlicensed Contracting
- Improper down-payment requirements
- Lack of written contract
- Unspecific contracts
- Lack of change orders
Payment Disputes
Even if your contractor did a bad job, state law gives contractors an inherent advantage. Contractors can put a lien on your property and sell it to satisfy the debt. You may lose your home. If you have a payment dispute with your contractor call us. We can help you resolve your payment dispute and protect your home.
- Mechanic’s liens
- Construction liens
- Breach of contract
- Set off
A bad contractor can ruin your home. The bad ones do bad work. The worst ones do bad work and lie about it. They may even lie about their licensing. Don’t let a bad contractor destroy your life. We can help you hold a bad contractor responsible. Better yet, we can help you review a contract before any work is done to help prevent any problems.
- Unlicensed Contracting
- Improper down-payment requirements
- Lack of written contract
- Unspecific contracts
- Lack of change orders
Not all developers do a good job building their projects. If your new home is defective, the developer may be responsible. There’s no reason you should have to live in a defective home. It may even be unsafe for you to do so. We can help you force the developer to repair the defects or make you whole.
- Construction Defects
- Home Warranty Disputes
- Purchaser Dwelling Act (A. R. S. § 12-1362)
- Professional negligence
Arizona enacted laws to regulate how contractors do business. But contractors aren’t lawyers. They sometimes ask or require more than they’re entitled to. Don’t let their shoddy business practices hurt you. We can help you make sure your contractor complies with the law.
- Unlicensed Contracting
- Improper down-payment requirements
- Lack of written contract
- Unspecific contracts
- Lack of change orders
Even if your contractor did a bad job, state law gives contractors an inherent advantage. Contractors can put a lien on your property and sell it to satisfy the debt. You may lose your home. If you have a payment dispute with your contractor call us. We can help you resolve your payment dispute and protect your home.
- Mechanic’s liens
- Construction liens
- Breach of contract
- Set off
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Frequently Asked Questions
If your home has construction defects, faulty repairs, or issues with a contractor, it’s time to seek legal advice.
We help homeowners with construction defects, contractor negligence, breach of contract, warranty disputes, and unlicensed contractor claims.
If your contractor refuses to address defects or incomplete work, you may have legal remedies. We can help you hold them accountable.
Deadlines vary, typically between 4 to 10 years. Acting quickly protects your rights and preserves evidence.
Yes. Unlicensed contractors are strictly liable for poor work. We can help you recover the costs of repairs and damages.
Contractors and builders can be held responsible for property damage caused by defective or negligent work. You shouldn't have to pay for their mistakes.
Yes. If a warranty company denies your claim unfairly, we can help you enforce your rights and get necessary repairs covered.
Possibly. California and Arizona have extended timelines for construction defect claims. We’ll help determine if your claim is timely.
Builders who use defective or substandard materials can be held liable. We’ll help you recover the cost of replacing faulty materials and repairing damage.
Absolutely. Our first step is providing clear, honest advice so you know your options—whether or not you choose to litigate.
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