Comments on: RESOLVING CONDOMINIUM CONSTRUCTION DEFECT CLAIMS IN WASHINGTON DC

By: DECLARANT TRANSITION - DC CONDOMINIUM LAW - PART II - COWIE LAW GROUP, P.C

DECLARANT TRANSITION - DC CONDOMINIUM LAW - PART II - COWIE LAW GROUP, P.C — Thu, 10 Aug 2023 11:57:41 +0000

[…] Warranty/Construction Defect Legal Counsel: Request a free consultation from an attorney with expertise in condominium construction defect law. Such an attorney can advise the association when applicable warranties and other legal claims expire and how to preserve the association’s legal claims while negotiating proper repairs with the declarant. Armed with such information, a transitioning Washington DC condominium association can make informed decisions and take actions on a timely basis to preserve warranty claims and other legal rights. This legal consultation should be requested as soon as possible after the unit owner elected board assumes control of the association to ensure that no warranty and other legal rights are allowed to expire. For an article discussing legal claims that condominium association can assert in Washington DC for construction defects, see article “Resolving Condominium Construction Defect Claims in Washington, D.C.“ […]

By: THE CONDOMINIUM WARRANTY AGAINST STRUCTURAL DEFECTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - COWIE LAW GROUP - Maryland Condominium Construction Defect Lawyers

Mon, 24 Jul 2023 15:43:58 +0000

[…] claims and other non-warranty claims for construction defects are still enforceable. See article “Resolving Condominium Construction Defect Claims in Washington DC” for an article discussing other non-warranty legal […]

By: Washington DC Condominium Warranty Against Structural Defects.

Washington DC Condominium Warranty Against Structural Defects. — Thu, 20 Jul 2023 18:53:24 +0000

[…] year statute of limitations applicable to the warranty against structural defects. See article “Resolving Condominium Construction Defect Claims in Washington DC” for an article discussing other non-warranty legal claims. An association should consult with a […]

By: Washington DC Condominium Transition Committees

Washington DC Condominium Transition Committees — Mon, 01 May 2023 16:14:37 +0000

[…] If you are a unit owner in a developer-controlled Washington DC condominium, you should be aware of the importance of the transition committee and the role that it can play in protecting the interests of the condominium association and its unit owner membership. If you have any questions about the transition committee or about construction defect claims, you should contact an experienced Washington DC condominium attorney at Cowie Law Group, P.C. for a consultation. For a more comprehensive article discussing how to resolve and negotiate condominium construction defect claims see: “Resolving Condominium Construction Defect Claims in Washington DC” […]

By: Maryland Washington DC Condominium Construction Defects Law

Maryland Washington DC Condominium Construction Defects Law — Sun, 30 Apr 2023 17:44:31 +0000

[…] Most Washington DC and Maryland condominium association and HOA construction defect cases settle before trial. Legal settlements of defect cases are typically reached through negotiation, mediation and/or arbitration, without ever having to file suit. See articles on “Resolving Condominium Construction Defect Claims in Maryland; A Guide for Maryland Condominium Associations” and “Resolving Condominium Construction Defect Claims In the District of Columbia; A Guide for Washington….” […]

By: Washington DC Condominium Construction Defect Lawyers

Washington DC Condominium Construction Defect Lawyers — Sun, 26 Mar 2023 14:12:18 +0000

[…] legal claims that can be brought in connection with a condominium construction defect case, see “Resolving Condominium Construction Defect Claims in Washington DC,” by Nicholas D. Cowie. For an article discussing how the DC warranty against structural defect works and how to make […]

By: COWIE & MOTT – DC Condominium Construction Defect Attorneys – Treble Damages and Attorneys fees under the CPPA by Nicholas D. Cowie

Sun, 05 Apr 2020 23:18:30 +0000

[…] claims that can be brought in connection with a condominium construction defect case, see “Resolving Condominium Construction Defect Claims in Washington DC,” by Nicholas D. Cowie. For an article discussing how the DC warranty against structural defect works and how to make […]