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Somerset Park Condominium Association v. The Quadrant Corp. v. ET. al.

Somerset Park is a 134-unit condominium community located in Everett, Washington. Somerset was built between 1998 and 1999, and developed by The Quadrant Corporation.

Approximately five years after the project was completed, the Somerset Homeowners Association commissioned an envelope study. The inspection revealed numerous violations of the building code, architectural plans and construction industry standards. The defects included: improper roof installation; problems with the installation of the weather resistive barrier; improper foundation and concrete work; siding and window installation issues; and installation problems with the project’s gutters.

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McNiel Circle Owners Association v. Quadrant

McNeil Circle, a 12 unit condominium community located in Pierce County and constructed by Quadrant Homes, retained Casey & Skoglund to assist the community in facilitating an intrusive inspection to determine the means and methods of construction.

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Testimonials

Alice R. Gilbert, Treasurer, The Ballard Homeowners' Association

Ours was a difficult suit against the developer of our building, turned over to the homeowners' association in 2001. Throughout, Casey and Skoglund's firm worked closely with the Board, securing most of the funds needed to fix the building; and if our appeal is successful, we will have the rest. These guys don't give up!

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John Richardson, Board Member Shadowhawk Condominiums

Adil, Thank you so much for your fine work and victory on behalf of my daughter, Sheila.

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At Casey & Skoglund we believe every homeowner deserves a home free from poor workmanship and defective construction. We are a construction defect firm dedicated to holding responsible those willing to cut corners for profit. Unique to our firm, at Casey & Skoglund we measure success by the attention and value we bring each individual client, not by the number of cases managed at any one time.

We obtain results.

Class Action Says Ipex Sold Faulty Tubing

By Jesse Greenspan, jesse.greenspan@portfoliomedia.com

Wednesday, Jan 09, 2008 --- A proposed class action has been filed against Canada-based thermoplastic piping designer Ipex Inc. for allegedly selling faulty tubing for use in hydronic heating systems.

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Costs of Investigation Are Recoverable

Casey & Skoglund succeed in convincing the court owners' costs of investigation are recoverable.

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Casey & Skoglund go after MacDonald Miller Residential and, on behalf of their clients, SCORE A BIG ONE!

The question remains who is going to pay for this mess. One target is MacDonald-Miller, although Chris Casey, an attorney for the homeowners, said that MacDonald-Miller is arguing that the corporate entity that installed the systems no longer exists.

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