The Naumann Law Firm to Host Free Construction Defect Education Seminar
The Naumann Law Firm to Host Free Construction Defect Education Seminar
The Naumann Law Firm will host a free Construction Defect Educational Seminar on February 1st from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Spring Hills Suite by Marriott, 110 N. Myers St., Oceanside.
In the Construction Defect Educational Seminar, topics will include:
- What are construction defects?
- How can a construction defect impact you and your property?
- How can you be paid or reimbursed for damages that have occurred?
- What about potential damage that has yet to occur?
- What kind of deadlines are you on as an owner?
- Your rights as a homeowner in 2020 when it comes to construction defects found on your property.
Seminar speakers include William Naumann, Esq. from The Naumann Law Firm and Paul Edie, forensic architect at CM2.
If you have any questions about this seminar, contact us at The Naumann Law Firm and we will answer any questions and provide you with more details.
If you have found any construction defects in your home, homeowners association, condominium or commercial property, our law firm can perform a complimentary inspection for your development with a general contractor or architect and advise you of the findings, at no charge.
The Naumann Law Firm represents homeowner associations, high/mid-rise condominium and condominium conversion associations, single and multifamily residential homes and commercial property owners in construction defect litigation. The Naumann Law Firm has over 35 years of experience handling significant construction defect cases with complex issues. Call us to set up a consultation.
If you need more information on construction defects, visit our construction defect litigation page. To contact us, call 844-492-7474 or visit our San Diego construction defect contact page.
We also practice Los Angeles construction defect litigation, Orange County construction defect litigation, Riverside construction defect litigation, and San Bernardino construction defect litigation.