Bad Construction Can Ruin Your Home and Your Life
Contractor & Construction Disputes
Our attorneys have represented the biggest architects, engineers, and contractors. Now we work for you. Let us help you get what you paid for.
Keep Contractors Honest
Sometimes a construction project goes really well. You pay the contractor the appropriate deposit (under California law, the initial deposit cannot be more than $1,000 or 10%, whichever is less) and he goes about his business. If you have a good contractor, you end up with a beautifully renovated home. If you have a bad contractor, he can tear your life apart.
Fortunately, contracting is a heavily regulated profession in California. There are a lot of ways to obtain redress from a bad contractor. Whether it be the Contractors State Licensing Board, the contractor’s insurance, their bond, or a combination of all of the above, you need to know how to get your property repaired.
But because it is heavily regulated, the law is complicated. How and whether you can recover depends heavily on the facts.
That is why, when a construction project goes wrong, you should call us. Our attorneys will 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.
Other Practice Areas
Real Estate Litigation
Real estate is an enormous investment. Being on the bad end of a real estate deal can be devastating. But the right attorneys can make all the difference.
Business Disputes
We’ll help you protect your biggest asset: Your Business. From preventing liability to active litigation, we’ll help you navigate the legal waters from one success to the next.
Homeowner Representation
Bad HOAs can lower your property value and ruin your life. Don’t let them. We know the ins-and-outs of the Davis-Stirling Act and we’ll protect your home and its value.
Get Educated
Our Proprietary Law Library
Our collective experience tackling countless disputes covers every facet of real estate law. We’ve distilled that experience into a searchable virtual “law library.” Whether you are ready to engage us or not, these answers will help you better understand your rights.