- Trespass Actions Under the Tort Claims Act
- When Can Individual Association Board Members Be Held Personally Liable For Actions of the Collective Board? Part 4
- When Can An Action for Nuisance Be Brought Against a Public Entity?
- When Can Individual Association Board Members Be Held Personally Liable For Actions of the Collective Board? Part 4
- Design and Plan Immunity
- When Can Individual Association Board Members Be Held Personally Liable For Actions of the Collective Board? Part 3
- Discretionary Immunity and Negligent Operation
- When Can Individual Association Board Members Be Held Personally Liable For Actions of the Collective Board? Part 2
- Inside the Tort Claims Act
- When Can Individual Association Board Members Be Held Personally Liable For Actions of the Collective Board? Part 1
- Can Public Entities and Planning Boards Be Held Liable for Negligently Approving Construction Plans or Wrongly Issuing Permits?
- The Perils of Overstating a Construction Lien
- Can Municipalities and Building Inspectors Be Held Liable for Negligently Issuing Certificate of Occupancies?
- Validity of "Paid When Paid" Provision
- Public Employee Immunity and the Tort Claims Act
- Why the Homeowner Warranty Program Remedy is no Remedy At All – Part 5
- Why the Homeowner Warranty Program Remedy is no Remedy At All – Part 4
- Why the Homeowner Warranty Program Remedy is no Remedy At All – Part 3
- Why the Homeowner Warranty Program Remedy is no Remedy At All – Part 2
- Why the Homeowner Warranty Program Remedy is no Remedy At All – Part 1
- Transition By Condominium Associations: Focus of Engineering Investigation—Fiber Cement Claddings
- Definition of “Collapse” May Affect Property Insurance Forms
- Statute of Repose: What constitutes an unsafe condition?
- Statute of Repose: Subsequent Repairs
- Transition by Condominium Associations – Focus of Engineering Investigation - Part 2
- Statute of Repose: Unsafe Condition
- Transition by Condominium Associations – Focus of Engineering Investigation
- Statute of Repose: Substantial Completion
- Getting Paid in Difficult Economic Times: What Contractors, Sub-Contractors and Suppliers Need to Know
- New Jersey Supreme Court Reverses Appellate Division in Seminal Economic Loss Rule Case
- Appellate Division Reverses Trial Judge’s Order in Consumer Fraud Act Claims
- Stark & Stark Attorneys Obtain $1,200,000 Settlement for Bergen County Condominium in Construction Defect Case
- Miami Judge Certifies Chinese Drywall Class Action
- Stark & Stark Shareholders Present Seminar at 2010 New Jersey Cooperator Expo
- Judge Rules in Favor of Homeowners in Chinese Drywall Case
- Louisiana Judge States Policy Exclusions Used to Deny Chinese Drywall Insurance Clams Don’t Apply
- Update on Chinese drywall Remediation Trial in New Orleans
- Judicial Doctrine Trumps Plain Language of NJPLA - Third Circuit Predicts Expansion of Economic Loss Rule in New Jersey
- Federal Agencies Set Criteria for Chinese Drywall Diagnosis
- Stark & Stark Joins HADD to Urge New Jersey Supreme Court to Uphold Homeowner Tort Remedies Against Manufacturers of Defective Building Components
- Stark & Stark's New Website
- Corrosion Linked To Chinese Drywall
- Chinese Drywall Manufacturer Offers to Streamline Lawsuits in Federal Court
- Chinese Drywall Update: Tenebaum Brings Little Relief To US After Trip to China
- Insurance Companies Deny Claims, Drop Policies
- Chinese Drywall: The Next EIFS?
- Chinese Drywall Found in Las Vegas
- Tax Rebate for Homeowners With Chinese Drywall
- Consumer Products Safety Commission States Chinese Drywall is Not Radioactive
- New Testing Methods Being Used to Check for Chinese Drywall
- Chinese Drywall Victims Form Group, Target White House for Help
- New Bill Focused on Chinese Drywall Manufactures Enters Senate
- Consumer Product Safety Commission Creates Drywall Information Website
- WCI Communities Announces 200 Homes Built With Defective Chinese Drywall
- Consumer Product Safety Commission Head Visits Asia to Discuss Tighter Regulations
- Status of Multidistrict Litigation Involving Chinese Drywall Cases
- Consumer Product Safety Commission Urges Congress for Assitance with Chinese Drywall Crisis
- Virginia Residents Affected by Chinese Drywall May Qualify for Tax Deduction
- American Association for Justice Releases Time Line of Chinese Drywall Crisis
- Common Problems Associated With Roofs
- Radioactive Chinese Drywall In U.S. Homes
- Common Problems Associated With Decks and Balconies
- Exterior Insulation Finish Systems
- Chinese Drywall Found in Bahamas
- Transition Analysis for Condominium Associations
- Chinese Regulators Meet with Consumer Products & Safety Commission to Discuss Chinese Drywall Problem
- Overview of Chinese Drywall Problem in the United States
- U.S. Senators Ask IRS to Make Chinese Drywall Repairs Tax Deductible
- Florida Attorney General Warns Homeowners of Chinese Drywall Scams
- Nominee for Head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission Faces Chinese Drywall Questioning
- Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation Sends Chinese Drywall Cases To New Orleans For Pre-Trial Work
- Stark & Stark Shareholder Presents Seminar on Transition, Building Defects and Alternative Dispute Resolution
- New Tests Conducted in Florida to Determine Which Chemicals Are Used in Chinese Drywall
- Louisiana Senator Proposes Chinese Drywall Bill Allowing Homeowners to Collect From Drywall Manufacturers, Distributors and Suppliers
- Possible Solution to Remedy Effects of Chinese Drywall Being Tested in Florida
- Are US Companies Selling Contaminated Chinese Manufactured Drywall Under Their Name?
- Plaintiff’s Legal Theories Concerning Chinese Drywall Claims
- Timeline of Chinese Drywall
- Chinese Drywall - The Problem
- Norfolk, Virginia Bans Use of Chinese Drywall
- EPA Tests Confirm: Chinese Drywall Contains Toxic Chemicals US Drywall Does Not
- Chinese Drywall in Virginia
- New Jersey Appellate Division Resurrects Deceased Contributory Negligence Doctrine: Consumer’s Pre-Purchase Notice of Product Defect Bars PLA Recovery of “Other Property” Damage Inflicted After Purchase
- Stark & Stark Construction Litigation Group Chair to Present Chinese Drywall Seminar for the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education
- First Piece of Chinese Drywall Federal Legislation Passed in Congress
- United States Supreme Court Will Hold Hearing to Decide Whether or Not to Consolidate Chinese Drywall Lawsuits
- The Economic Loss Doctrine: A license to sell defective building products?
- Florida Doctor Offers Updated Report and FAQs Focusing on Chinese Drywall
- North Carolina Couple Sues Over Defective Chinese Drywall
- Answers to Commonly Asked Questions About Chinese Drywall
- What Causes the “Rotten Egg” Smell in Chinese Drywall?
- Demand, Not Money, Prompted Chinese Drywall Imports
- Florida Senator Urges Governor to Create Chinese Drywall Task Force
- Virginia Department of Health Offers Answers to Resident's Questions Concerning Defective Chinese Drywall
- Florida Congressman Robert Wexler Asks Governor Crist to Declare State of Emergency for Homes Affected by Chinese Drywall
- Homes Initially Thought to Be Chinese Drywall Free, Now Not Able To Guarantee Safety
- Report Says Chinese Drywall Not Isolated to Florida: Also Found in Maryland, Virginia, Arizona, and Texas
- Chinese Drywall Class Action Suit May Not Help Homeowners For Years If Ever
- Expansion of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act
- Louisiana Governor Reaches Out to EPA and CDC for Assistance
- Defective Chinese Drywall Leads to Health Problems
- A Simple Checklist you can Follow to Determine if You have Chinese Drywall in your Condo
- Chinese Drywall May Damage Or Corrode HVAC and Electrical Systems In Homes
- Problems With Chinese-manufactured Drywall
- WCI Communities Bankruptcy and Chinese Drywall
- Fourth and Fifth Circuits Reign in “Business Risk” Doctrine: Rulings in Favor of Coverage Under General Contractors’ CGL Insurance Policies Add Clarity, Signal Return to “Plain Language”
- Foul Odor In Home A Result of Chinese Drywall
- Defective Chinese Drywall
- Drywall Imported From China Causing Construction Problems
- New Jersey’s Consumer Fraud Act Applied to Home Improvement
- Nevada Supreme Court Denies Builder's Request in "Stucco Case"
- What every builder should know about the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act
- Claims may exist under Consumer Fraud Act whether or not direct contact occurred between consumer and violator of Act
- Municipalities Cannot Require Builders to Provide Common Open Spaces
- Homeowner's Association Standing To Assert Without Joining the Homeowners
- $5 Million Verdict In Favor Of New Jersey Residential High-Rise Building
- Condo Association Equitably Estopped from Consumer Fraud Act Relief When Its Conduct Resulted in the Violation
- Property Owner Did Not Waive Arbitration Clause by Participating in Lawsuit
- Consumers Cannot Waive Regulatory Requirement for Written Home Improvement Contracts
- Gehry - Construction Defects are Inevitable
- Builder's Risk Policy Does Not Cover Damage to City Sewer Pipe
- Appellate Division Enforces Terms of Association’s Insurance Policy
- New Jersey Federal Court Declines to Hear Minnesota Insurance Coverage Dispute.
- District Court Defines "Residential Construction"
- If You Volunteer For Something, Do It Right.
- Consumer Fraud Case Hits New Jersey Supreme Court - Appellate Division
- Lying Home Seller Found Liable for Hiding Mold
- Construction Defect Case Frequent Claim
- Stay issued in DJ action arising out of Amherst Mews case
- When Transition Negotiations Breakdown - Part 7
- Statute of Repose
- When Transition Negotiations Breakdown - Part 6
- When Transition Negotiations Breakdown - Part 5
- Golomb v. Warwick Condominium Association, Inc.
- When Transition Negotiations Breakdown - Part 4
- Proposal would toughen ban on fake stucco: Illnesses attributed to use of siding's synthetic version
- New Jersey's Prompt Payment Act
- When Transition Negotiations Breakdown - Part 4
- To determine who is responsible for repair or replacement, read your documents
- When Transition Negotiations Breakdown - Part 3
- When Transition Negotiations Break Down - Part 2
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 16
- When Transition Negotiations Breakdown - Part 1
- Alert: Contractors on hook to condo boards
- Representations Made To Developers Deemed Also Made To Associations
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 15
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 14
- Federal Court in Texas Court Finds a Duty to Defend Construction Defect Claims based on Diminution in Value
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 13
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 12
- Cost to Repair and Diminution in Value of Real Property as Damages in a Construction Defect Case
- Oregon Appellate Court Rejects Economic Loss Doctrine in Two Construction Cases
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 11
- A Certificate of Occupancy is No Guarantee of Building Quality or Code Compliance
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 10
- Could you lose your deposit in a developer bankruptcy?
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 9
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 8
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 7
- UCIOA - A Wolf in Sheeps's Clothing - Part 6
- NJ Appellate Court Upholds Consumer Fraud Verdict
- Fire Code Violations As A Transition Item
- Kara Homes Bankruptcy Update
- Bergen Record Quotes Don Brenner
- Fire Safety Issues
- Selecting the Consulting or Litigation Expert
- Use of Experts in Construction Litigation
- Depositions
- Plan Ahead: Have a Strategy
- Who Do You Sue?
- Avoiding Trouble: Spoliation of Evidence
- Superior Court Judge Finds New Jersey's Home Owner Warranty Program "A Useless Piece of Paper"
- The Importance of Experts
- Case Intake: Applicable Statutes and Insurance
- The Value of Contingency
- Insurance Companies Must Give Specific Notice of a Change in Coverage
- Financial Implications of Construction Law: Insurance
- The Importance of Clear Communication with the Client
- Selection of Experts
- Dealing with Transition Issues: The Value of Counsel
- Spoliation of Evidence - Leveling the Playing Field
- Proposed Amendment to the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code
- Homebuyers Warranty
- Home Improvement Contracts
- Documentation of remediation projects - a picture is worth a thousand words.
- UCIOA – A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing – Part 5
- UCIOA – A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing – Part 4
- UCIOA – A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing – Part 3
- Living Next Door To Your Condo's Builder?
- UCIOA – A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing – Part 2
- The Commodification of Insurance Defense Practice
- Water Damage From Above
- UCIOA – A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing – Part 1
- Kara Homes Bankruptcy
- Taking Pictures
- Case Study - Water Intrusion
- How Does the Building Code Treat EIFS?
- Transition, Privilege and the Association's Documents
- Importance of Triggering Insurance Coverage
- How Do I Know if I Have a Construction Defect Claim?
- How To Win The Battle and Lose The War
- Contractors Certificate of Insurance
- Exterior insulation and finish system ("EIFS")
- UCIOA - Developer Transition and Arbitration
- Structural Failure of Concrete Balconies
- Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act (UCIOA) – New Jersey
- ABC Eyewitness News references NJEIFS.com & quotes Don Brenner.
- Five EIFS Manufacturers Settle North Carolina Class-Action Suit
- Judge Rules EIFS is Defective, Awards $2.5 Million to Plaintiff
- Are you in danger of losing your homeowners insurance?
- CBS Evening News covers EIFS
- New Jersey's Building Code Amended
- Improper Installation of Roofing Materials in Condominiums
- Environmental Factors Must Be Considered In The Design of Fire Suppression Systems
- Fire Suppression Systems Improperly Filled With Glycol Results in Liability
- The New York Times quotes Don Brenner
