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Dealing with construction defects can be incredibly frustrating. Fixing these issues is a complex and time-consuming process. If construction companies or subcontractors are careless, or if defective equipment or products are used, a class action lawsuit might be the best way to resolve the problem. Maginnis Howard has dedicated attorneys experienced in construction class actions, and offer free consultations.
A construction class action lawsuit is initiated when numerous individuals or businesses suffer damages due to negligence or misconduct by another party, typically a contractor, builder, or supplier. Such lawsuits often stem from a range of construction-related issues, including but not limited to substandard workmanship, the use of inferior or defective materials, failure to adhere to building codes and regulations, or neglecting industry best practices during the construction process. These legal actions seek to address the collective grievances of the affected parties, holding the responsible parties accountable for their actions and potentially securing compensation for the damages incurred. Furthermore, class action lawsuits can provide a more efficient means of resolving widespread problems that impact a large group rather than requiring each affected individual to file a separate legal claim.
Our firm is currently investigating construction class action lawsuits for various projects, including claims against general contractors and subcontractors for defects. These lawsuits cover not only product defects but also cases where careless building techniques have caused property damage or personal injuries. Common construction class actions include the following:
When construction-related issues are widespread and impact many individuals or businesses, a class action lawsuit may be the most effective way to address the defects on behalf of all parties involved. Claims regarding construction defects can be complex and costly, necessitating the expertise of a construction class action attorney. Contact our office today to speak with an experienced construction class action attorney. We offer free consultations and a contingency fee arrangement. That means you don’t pay unless we recover funds on your behalf. We serve clients across the Carolinas from our Raleigh, Charlotte, and Fayetteville offices.
