https://cowielawgroup.com/tolling-agreements-attorneys-using-tolling-agreements-to-preserve-construction-defect-legal-claims-during-developer-negotiations/ A Construction, Condo, Business and Litigation Law Firm Wed, 11 Dec 2024 23:53:12 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://cowielawgroup.com/tolling-agreements-attorneys-using-tolling-agreements-to-preserve-construction-defect-legal-claims-during-developer-negotiations/#comment-1366 Wed, 23 Jan 2019 15:04:42 +0000 http://cowiemott.com/?page_id=909#comment-1366 […] A tolling agreement is a private contract that courts will enforce under which the parties (for example, a condominium association and a developer) agree that the statute of limitations time period will stop running, or be “tolled,” while they attempt to negotiate a resolution of their construction dispute. However, the statute of limitations will only stop as to those parties who agree to “toll” the running of the statute of limitations. A tolling agreement does not affect claims against any person or entity who does not agree to toll the statute of limitations. Likewise, when filing a lawsuit, the statute of limitations is only tolled as to the persons or entities against whom the suit is filed. For a more detailed explanation of tolling agreements, see article by condominium construction defect attorney Nicholas D. Cowie entitled: “Tolling Agreements: Use Them to Preserve Association Claims During Length Construction Defect Negoti….” […]

]]> https://cowielawgroup.com/tolling-agreements-attorneys-using-tolling-agreements-to-preserve-construction-defect-legal-claims-during-developer-negotiations/#comment-1355 Sat, 25 Aug 2018 19:38:52 +0000 http://cowiemott.com/?page_id=909#comment-1355 […] A tolling agreement is a private contract that courts will enforce under which the parties (for example, a condominium association and a developer) agree that the statute of limitations time period will stop running, or be “tolled,” while they attempt to negotiate a resolution of their construction dispute. However, the statute of limitations will only stop as to those parties who agree to “toll” the running of the statute of limitations. A tolling agreement does not affect claims against any person or entity who does not agree to toll the statute of limitations. Likewise, when filing a lawsuit, the statute of limitations is only tolled as to the persons or entities against whom the suit is filed. For a more detailed explanation of tolling agreements, see article by condominium construction defect attorney Nicholas D. Cowie entitled: “Tolling Agreements: Use Them to Preserve Association Claims During Length Construction Defect Negoti….” […]

]]> https://cowielawgroup.com/tolling-agreements-attorneys-using-tolling-agreements-to-preserve-construction-defect-legal-claims-during-developer-negotiations/#comment-1353 Fri, 24 Aug 2018 16:14:50 +0000 http://cowiemott.com/?page_id=909#comment-1353 […] A tolling agreement is a private contract that courts will enforce under which the parties (for example, a condominium association and a developer) agree that the statute of limitations time period will stop running, or be “tolled,” while they attempt to negotiate a resolution of their construction dispute. However, the statute of limitations will only stop as to those parties who agree to “toll” the running of the statute of limitations. A tolling agreement does not affect claims against any person or entity who does not agree to toll the statute of limitations. Likewise, when filing a lawsuit, the statute of limitations is only tolled as to the persons or entities against whom the suit is filed. For a more detailed explanation of tolling agreements, see article by condominium construction defect attorney Nicholas D. Cowie entitled: “Tolling Agreements: Use Them to Preserve Association Claims During Length Construction Defect Negoti….” […]

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