California Supreme Court
May 31, 2012
Justices weigh arbitration in construction defect cases
Whether condo developers can force homeowners' associations into binding arbitration over construction defect claims was the question Monday at the state Supreme Court.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Whether condo developers can force homeowners' associations into binding arbitration over construction defect claims was the question Monday at the state Supreme Court.
The justices heard oral argument regarding a practice that developers favor because it lets them avoid expensive and lengthy trials over what they often regard as nuisance suits. Condo owners protest that developers ...
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