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Florida Construction Defect Litigation
Author:
Brian Bennett
(Author)
CONSTRUCTION DEFECT LITIGATION IN FLORIDA is a new treatise bringing Florida-specific legal analysis and litigation strategy into one focused reference. From pre-suit notice through trial and recovery, it examines liability, claims and defenses, insurance, expert evidence, and damages—with particular attention to condominium and homeowners’ association disputes. Built for counsel pursuing and defending construction defect claims.
Publisher: Matthew Bender
International Order InquiryConstruction defect disputes demand a command of the law and a clear understanding of how liability, insurance, and proof fit together. CONSTRUCTION DEFECT LITIGATION IN FLORIDA is a new treatise devoted to these challenges, bringing Florida-specific legal analysis and litigation strategy together in one substantial reference.
Following a case from initial investigation through trial and recovery, the treatise examines pre-suit notice and Chapter 558 compliance, contractual obligations, standards of care, claims and defenses, and insurance coverage. It also addresses the evidence needed to establish or challenge a claim, including site inspections, construction records, expert testimony, causation, and damages.
Particular attention is given to condominium and homeowners’ association disputes and the competing responsibilities of owners, developers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and design professionals. Coverage of risk allocation, additional insured status, surety bonds, and coordination of coverage helps counsel evaluate the relationship between potential liability and available recovery.
Whether pursuing a claim or preparing a defense, attorneys will find focused analysis to support case assessment, legal research, and strategic decisions throughout the litigation. CONSTRUCTION DEFECT LITIGATION IN FLORIDA is a valuable addition to the libraries of construction litigators, insurance counsel, and attorneys advising Florida property owners and community associations.
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