Homeowners & residential property owners
Legal representation for homeowners facing construction defects, hidden damage, or a denied or underpaid insurance claim. The repair problem and its effects on the household belong in the same conversation.
No fee unless money is recovered on accepted matters, subject to a written fee agreement.
Representative results
Owner-occupied residence
Winter-weather insurance loss
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.
Read the case resultRepresentative 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.
Owner decisions
A repair dispute affects where you live, the money you are carrying and the choices you can make next. The first conversation should put those practical pressures alongside the property problem.
Decisions and the information behind them
| Decision ahead | Information that helps |
|---|---|
| Necessary repairs and temporary housing | What can be used safely, which work is urgent and what the household is paying. |
| Choosing or comparing repair proposals | What each proposal includes, what remains unknown and whether the work preserves useful evidence. |
| Upcoming decisions | Repair dates, claim correspondence, sale plans and any deadline notices. |
Begin with a short summary of the issue, the property and the decisions ahead. Prepare the records listed here; the firm will explain which documents to provide and how to provide them.
Tell us what happened, who is involved and the decisions you need to make. A complete repair scope or a settled legal theory is not needed to request the initial review.
