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Changes to Chapter 558

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Chapter 558, Florida Statutes, the construction defect and notice statute, was changed by the legislature in the most recent term. The changes made by the legislature are as follows:

  • The term “completion of a building or improvement” …

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Condominium Warranties and the Statute of Limitations

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It is important for all condominium purchasers to know the very strong warranties that come with their purchase of a condominium unit. A developer grants each first-time purchaser of a condominium unit implied warranties under Section 718.203, Florida Statutes. The …

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Roof Leaks and the Statute of Limitations

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One of the most important issues for any legal claim is the statute of limitations, and claims for construction defects are no different. The statute of limitations is the time frame within which a lawsuit must be filed in order …

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The Florida Supreme Court Expanded Insurance Coverage ff Construction Defects Under CGL Policies

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The question before the Court was whether an insured general contractor had coverage for damages caused by the faulty workmanship of the site work subcontractor under a standard CGL policy.

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Construction Defect Case Ruling in Favor of HOA

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Developer’s Challenge to Notice of Meeting not Proper Defense to Construction Defect Claim Lake Forest Master Community Association, Inc. v. Orlando Lake Forest Joint Venture, et al., Case No. 5D08-2096 Lake Forest Master Community …

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New Construction Defect Legislation?

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Today’s Fort Myers News-Press has an article about a new bill proposed by state Representative Gary Aubuchon.  The proposed bill will further regulate what steps owners must take to pursue claims for construction defects. Florida already has …

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