Category Archives: Construction Litigation
Palm Bay Yacht Club Owners Awarded $6.3 Million in Construction Fraud Case
A Miami jury has awarded $6.3 million to condominium owners at a waterfront residential complex after finding extensive mismanagement and construction-related fraud tied to the property’s development and oversight. The judge ruled in favor of unit owners of the Palm Bay Yacht Club Condominium. The jury found that South Florida Condominium Management was liable… Read More »
Dealing With Construction Defects in Florida
Nobody wants their construction project to have defects, but sometimes it happens. When it does, it is important to act quickly and understand your legal rights. Fortunately, Florida has laws in place to protect contractors, homeowners, and associations as well as ways to resolve disputes. What the Law Says Chapter 558 of the Florida… Read More »
Steps Florida Contractors Can Take When Homeowners Refuse to Pay
Contractors who own their own business have a lot to deal with. Not only do they have to complete projects in a timely manner, but they also have to worry about payment. Clients are not known for paying on time. Many refuse to pay for a variety of reasons, which can lead to delays… Read More »
Florida Contractor Accused of Fraud
Homeowners often pay contractors a lot of money to build and remodel homes. In most cases, these projects are done correctly and in a timely manner. Sometimes, though, contractors abandon these homes or build them incorrectly, resulting in dangerous issues and serious violations. One such situation involved a Florida contractor. DSW Homes, owned by… Read More »
