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Rights of way disputes are bread and butter in the property litigator's world. However the case discussed in this article serves as a reminder that each case is different and will turn on a careful reading of the rights that have been granted. It also contains an interesting discussion about when a landowner might, and might not, be found to be liable for the actions of their chosen building contractors. Well worth a read for anyone in the property development world (and those affected by development). #propertylitigation #rightsofway #development

⚡Tragedy strikes Miami Beach construction site! On September 3, 2024, a scaffolding collapse at a condominium construction site resulted in a worker's death. This tragic event is a reminder of the risks in the construction industry. Beyond the human cost, such accidents can lead to financial uncertainty and disputes, making it essential to understand lien rights and manage the lien process effectively. Using Florida's lien laws effectively, contractors can safeguard their payments and navigate challenges confidently. Learn how Builders Notice can help you secure your payments: https://lnkd.in/eBQNEZUM #lienlaw #lienlawservices #floridabusiness #floridaconstruction #construction #constructionlawyer #contractorlife #constructionmanagement #constructionpayments #miamiconstruction #constructionlaw #floridalaw

When homeowners discover defective construction, it can be difficult to understand and remedy the issues. It can be even more difficult to determine which parties are responsible. The Iowa Court of Appeals recently offered some clarity and Fredrikson attorneys Jodie Clark McDougal and Jackson G. O'Brien provide their insight on this topic in The Construction Counselor's latest blog post: https://bit.ly/3xWibkk

When faced with a residential construction defect problem—such as water intrusion, poor workmanship, or material/design deficiencies—Washington homeowners are often left wondering whether they have a claim, who is at fault for the construction issues, and what to do if they believe a claim exists. Today's blog from Lasher Litigator, Joseph Evans, explores the prelitigation notice requirements for residential defect claims in Washington: https://buff.ly/3Omi9Y2 #LasherLaw #ResidentialHomeowners #ConstructionIssues #ResidentialDefectClaims #Washingtonlaw

Interesting article… the construction and renovation industry requires regular worksite inspections to prevent issues like that. https://lnkd.in/g472ri8R #construction #renovations

📢 Party Wall Advice for Adjoining Owners: What You Need to Know! 🏠 Is your neighbour planning to build or make changes close to your property? You may need a party wall agreement to protect your rights and avoid potential disputes. 📝 Our latest article explains: 🔹 What to do if you receive a party wall notice 🔹 Your rights and responsibilities as an adjoining owner 🔹 How to ensure your property is safeguarded during nearby construction Get the insights you need to navigate party wall matters with confidence! Read more here 👉 https://zurl.co/ljIX #PartyWallMatters #AdjoiningOwners #PropertyProtection #HomeRenovation #HardingSurveyors

When faced with a residential construction defect problem—such as water intrusion, poor workmanship, or material/design deficiencies—Washington homeowners are often left wondering whether they have a claim, who is at fault for the construction issues, and what to do if they believe a claim exists. Today's blog from Lasher Litigator, Joseph Evans, explores the prelitigation notice requirements for residential defect claims in Washington: https://buff.ly/3Omi9Y2 #LasherLaw #ResidentialHomeowners #ConstructionIssues #ResidentialDefectClaims #Washingtonlaw

When faced with a residential construction defect problem—such as water intrusion, poor workmanship, or material/design deficiencies—Washington homeowners are often left wondering whether they have a claim, who is at fault for the construction issues, and what to do if they believe a claim exists. Today's blog from Lasher Litigator, Joseph Evans, explores the prelitigation notice requirements for residential defect claims in Washington: https://buff.ly/3Omi9Y2 #LasherLaw #ResidentialHomeowners #ConstructionIssues #ResidentialDefectClaims #Washingtonlaw

When faced with a residential construction defect problem—such as water intrusion, poor workmanship, or material/design deficiencies—Washington homeowners are often left wondering whether they have a claim, who is at fault for the construction issues, and what to do if they believe a claim exists. Today's blog from Lasher Litigator, Joseph Evans, explores the prelitigation notice requirements for residential defect claims in Washington: https://buff.ly/3Omi9Y2 #LasherLaw #ResidentialHomeowners #ConstructionIssues #ResidentialDefectClaims #Washingtonlaw

📢 Party Wall Advice for Adjoining Owners: What You Need to Know! 🏠 Is your neighbour planning to build or make changes close to your property? You may need a party wall agreement to protect your rights and avoid potential disputes. 📝 Our latest article explains: 🔹 What to do if you receive a party wall notice 🔹 Your rights and responsibilities as an adjoining owner 🔹 How to ensure your property is safeguarded during nearby construction Get the insights you need to navigate party wall matters with confidence! Read more here 👉 https://zurl.co/ljIX #PartyWallMatters #AdjoiningOwners #PropertyProtection #HomeRenovation #HardingSurveyors