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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!
John Richardson, Board Member Shadowhawk Condominiums
Adil, Thank you so much for your fine work and victory on behalf of my daughter, Sheila.
We obtain results.
CASEY & SKOGLUND'S ATTEMPT TO MAKE NEW LAW TO BENEFIT HOMEOWNERS
In February 2004 Casey & Skoglund filed a lawsuit on behalf of six homeowners who were ignored by their developer, Richard Hunter, and despite evidence of severe water intrusion into the owners' homes. C&S asserted a Breach of Warranty of Habitability cause of action. In the past this cause of action was extremely limited. In some cases it was necessary to prove a home was actually nearing a state of collapse. C&S argued that developers' and builders' assertion that homeowners must prove their homes were nearing a state of collapse was an unfair interpretation... of the Warranty of Habitability cause of action.
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.
Costs of Investigation Are Recoverable
Casey & Skoglund succeed in convincing the court owners' costs of investigation are recoverable.