But determining fault can be a nightmare – sorting out the complex relationships between the architect, builder, and subcontractors is a daunting task?
CCA can help. We investigate construction defects in every kind of construction project – from multi-million-dollar high rises to family homes, to condominiums. We have worked on cases with hundreds of thousands of documents and allocated responsibility between as many as fifty separate parties on an individual project.
We have the architectural and engineering expertise to manage the investigation and design the remedies. We have the construction expertise to estimate and allocate the costs. We are the expert witnesses to support you if you need to go to trial, mediation, or arbitration.
Mold within city buildings: a common and growing issue, part one
Mold within city buildings: a common and growing issue, part two
Mold within city buildings: a common and growing issue, part three
Common Balcony Issues: water intrusion due to construction defects
Balcony issues: common structural failures
Balcony issues: structural performance
Using experts to solve log jams in construction defect settlements
Construction defect reform in Colorado
Construction Defect Litigation: qualifying your potential expert witness
Getting a Grip on Document Management
Construction Defect Litigation: Engaging Your Expert Witness
Brooklyn construction defects on the rise
Using Experts to Solve Log Jams in Construction Defect Settlements
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