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Why bad cabinets can be a construction defect in the Denver area
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Jan 22, 2024 | Civil Litigation
Cabinets serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. For example, they offer storage solutions while enhancing the overall appeal of a home. However, in the Denver area, the installation of subpar cabinets can escalate into a construction defect, posing challenges...
Common defects found in mountain construction projects
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Nov 30, 2023 | Civil Litigation
Living in the mountains offers breathtaking views and a connection to nature. However, it can be challenging to build homes in this unique terrain. Mountain construction projects are susceptible to a range of defects that can affect the structural integrity and...
3 tips to resolve disputes with your home construction contractor
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Oct 23, 2023 | Civil Litigation
Building a new home is an exciting endeavor, but sometimes, disagreements with your construction contractor can arise. When these disputes surface, it is important to have a plan in place to address them effectively. 1. Open and honest communication Clear...
3 homeowner rights in an HOA construction dispute
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Jul 20, 2023 | Civil Litigation
A home means much more than just a place to live. For people in HOAs, it also provides a community to be a part of. According to the Foundation for Community Association Research, the U.S. has approximately 358,000 HOAs. Construction defects can pose significant...
Your rights against abuse in prison
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Apr 17, 2023 | Civil Litigation
A prison is a place where those convicted of crimes serve time as a way to repay a debt to society. While there is a common conception of prisons as being places where officers can freely treat inmates poorly because of their criminal history, the fact is that such...
5 common construction defects in new homes
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Apr 6, 2023 | Civil Litigation
You wanted everything just right for your newly built home. A great location, enough privacy and a spacious, secure and well-constructed house. Well, two out of three are not bad. Actually, in this situation, two out of three are unacceptable. Unfortunately, you...
Is concealment of construction defects an example of fraud?
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Oct 25, 2022 | Civil Litigation
As a business owner or residential tenant, construction defects can affect you whether you purchase a new construction or a long-existing property. If you discover a defect after months or years of concealment, it only escalates the potential costs and dangers. If a...
Ways the climate can negatively affect construction projects
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | May 12, 2022 | Civil Litigation
Many want homes with specific designs in particular locations. Finding a house that matches exacting desires can be nearly impossible. The solution is often hiring a contractor to start building from scratch. Regretfully, not every crew is responsible. Ignoring...
Steps for filing a construction defect lawsuit
On Behalf of Geigle | Morales | Mar 2, 2022 | Civil Litigation
A construction or remodeling project is an expensive purchase for most people. You want to make sure the person you hired completes the job correctly. If a defect results from the completed project, you will want to obtain compensation for any damages you incurred....