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Carl Christensen, of Christensen Law Office represented me in a property foreclosure case. Mr. Christensen’s expertise in the area of real estate law is amazing. He was able to explain what I was up against and how he thought the case would proceed. His explanation was clear and concise. Frankly, I was nervous. I was up against a large corporation. After meeting with him, I had complete faith in Mr. Christensen. He was in continual contact with me at every step of the proceedings. Every...Read the full review
You've come to the right place. If you own property, a housing and construction defect attorney can help with problems discovered during or after construction.
Construction defect attorneys handle structural engineering defects (e.g., leaky roofs and dry rot) and contractual disputes (e.g., excessive costs of construction materials and labor and the use of defective materials).
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