Construction Defect Litigation
When construction defects occur, Vanderslice Law Firm can help. The Firm is dedicated to aggressively pursuing your right to a home that is free of construction defects. Viivi Vanderslice is a former insurance defense attorney who knows how to force builders and their insurers to live up to their obligations and fully compensate homeowners/associations for their defective work. Through tactical discovery and strategic motion practice, she can position your claim to force builders and their insurers to honor their obligation to provide a home free of defects. Her aggressive, creative and proactive approach to construction defect litigation puts the advantage on your side.
- 9 years experience litigating construction defect and insurance coverage cases
- Over 100 construction defect cases resolved through mediation
- Experience to take your case through trial and appeal when necessary
Do Not Delay In Contacting Us
There are time limits in which a homeowner/association must make a claim against its builder for construction defects. Homeowners/associations who delay pursuit of their rights will be barred by Statutes of Limitation/Repose. The only way to know for sure how much time you have to pursue a claim is to speak with an attorney. Vanderslice Law Firm provides free initial evaluations, including analysis of applicable time limitations. Although each claim is unique and different timelines may apply, generally, a claim under the Washington Condominium Act must be filed within four years after the first condominium in your complex was sold. Generally, a claim for breach of the purchase and sale agreement for your single family home must be filed within six years after the builder finishes work and/or the home is fit for occupancy, usually determined by the date a Certificate of Occupancy is issued by the City or County.
If you have discovered a defect in your home, contact Vanderslice Law Firm for a free initial case evaluation.