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California Homeowners Association Lawyer
Homeowners and condo associations in California look to Campbell, Lauter & Murphy, Attorneys at Law, to handle litigation for them in construction defect cases. Construction problems that give rise to construction defect claims in housing developments and condominiums often involve specifics such as the following:
- Mold
- Water drainage
- Windows
- Doors
Campbell, Lauter & Murphy, Attorneys at Law, represents homeowners and condominium associations as plaintiffs against builders in some cases. In other cases, our law firm defends developers and contractors in the same types of cases. Occasionally, we also bring plaintiff's cases on behalf of people injured because of construction defects in homes and condominiums. Whatever angle of a construction defect case we handle, we are prepared to devote our extensive knowledge and experience to aggressive pursuit of the best outcome for that client.
To avoid conflict of interest, we do not help clients bring lawsuits against the same developers and builders whom we are defending. Likewise, we do not bring injury claims against homeowners and condominium associations that we are representing as plaintiffs in construction defect cases.
Our years of experience, our effective work with experts and specialists such as engineers and architects, our track record of successful outcomes for our clients and our strong reputation in the construction defect area of the law in California are all reasons for homeowners associations and condo associations to contact us. Our clients look to our California homeowners association attorneys for knowledgeable and effective counsel and representation in construction defect cases.
Contact a San Francisco or San Diego Construction Defects Attorney
Schedule a consultation with a California construction law attorney who will put your best interests first while working diligently to achieve a resolution of a construction defect claim. Contact a construction law lawyer by phone or e-mail.
