By Alex Polsky
Hang onto your hats! Construction defect litigation is about to go from a one- to a two- to a three-step process!
Five years ago and beyond, construction defect litigation was typically a one-step process. Once suit was filed and interested parties brought into the action, the mediator was s...
Hang onto your hats! Construction defect litigation is about to go from a one- to a two- to a three-step process!
Five years ago and beyond, construction defect litigation was typically a one-step process. Once suit was filed and interested parties brought into the action, the mediator was s...
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