Representative results
Work for homeowners, commercial owners, and communities facing construction defects, denied coverage, and the cost of proper repair.
Construction · Insurance · Hidden defects
Commercial apartment building
Construction delays, excessive change orders, water intrusion, and construction defects
The litigation strategy focused on proving the construction problems, repair-cost exposure, delay impacts, change-order issues, lost rents, and the financial consequences of the defective work.
The matter resolved with a $3.6 million recovery after a $0 settlement offer.
Commercial Construction and Project DisputesOwner-occupied residence
Winter-weather insurance loss
The approach challenged the insurer's repair scope and damages position, including repair costs, emotional distress, loss of use, contents, code upgrades, attorney fees, and costs.
The matter resolved for $1.115 million after the insurer offered $10,534.02, and the insurer was required to pay the homeowners' attorney fees and costs.
Insurance Recovery12-unit condominium property
Defective siding and window installation
During litigation, the strategy focused on defect proof, full-scope repair needs, construction oversight, and a repair process that included an owner's representative paid for by the construction company.
The settlement secured full, complete repairs for the 12-unit condo property, including a building-wide repair process and owner-side supervision of the work.
Construction Defects and Builder DisputesCommercial strip center in Portland
Commercial water-loss insurance underpayment
The matter was built around policy language, repair pricing, code upgrades, contractor evidence, restoration timing, and the loss-of-rent damages caused by the insurer's delay.
The matter resolved for $1.8 million after the insurer offered $55,432.32, including code-upgrade and loss-of-rent components.
Commercial Insurance RecoveryHomeowner first-party insurance claim
Denied coverage after the January 2024 storm
The firm pursued several strategic avenues at the same time, creating multiple pressure points on the insurer.
The insurer denied coverage for the homeowners' January 2024 storm claim. The case went to trial, and the firm recovered $997,000.
Home Insurance RecoveryRepresentative results are examples only. Every matter depends on its own facts, evidence, timing, contracts, policies, parties, defenses, damages, and applicable law. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
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