The Construction Litigation Group of Stark & Stark is known throughout the United States for representing commercial and residential property owners, community and homeowner associations, developers and other plaintiffs in complex construction defect litigations. Our group's understanding of the many technical complexities of construction defect cases, familiarity with insurance coverage claims, and the ability to take on certain cases on a contingency are just a few of the many aspects that set our group apart from other law firms with construction defect practices. Review our list of representative construction defect cases and see for yourself.
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- When Can Individual Association Board Members Be Held Personally Liable For Actions of the Collective Board? Part 4 This blog is the fifth and final installment in a series of posts discussing an individual’s potential liability for the collective decisions made by their board. Be sure to read our previous posts ....
- When Can An Action for Nuisance Be Brought Against a Public Entity? An action for nuisance may be brought against a public entity unhampered by the TCA. Private nuisance is but one possible theory for recovery of damages caused by the invasion of one's interest in the ....
- When Can Individual Association Board Members Be Held Personally Liable For Actions of the Collective Board? Part 4 This blog is the fourth in a series of posts discussing an individual’s potential liability for the collective decisions made by their board. Be sure to read our previous posts online here. When ....
- Design and Plan Immunity The immunity principle espoused by the Barney’s Furniture court (concluding that the city could not be held liable in damages for floods resulting from a gradually increasing functional incapacity of ....
- When Can Individual Association Board Members Be Held Personally Liable For Actions of the Collective Board? Part 3 This blog is the third in a series of posts discussing an individual’s potential liability for the collective decisions made by their board. Be sure to read our previous posts online here. New Jersey ....
