Seattle, WA
Litigation Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Environmental and Natural Resources ... +3 more
Under Washington law the disclosure requirement (form 17) "does not apply to the following transfers of real property: (1) A foreclosure...
You have a situation that could lead to a difficult, time consuming and expensive problem. You should talk with an attorney before doing anything...
You have gotten some good answers already so I will only add that from a construction law point of view you start with the contractor, your...
You have a cause of action - you can sue. You will need good experts to support your case. You should preserve evidence of the defective work to...
I agree with the answers given so far. I want to add, having dealt with sort of situation this myself, that you should look at your contract, find...
If the contract you signed was changed without your permission there is no contract. You may have a cause of action to rescind the contract - undo...
I agree with both answers above and just want to add one more thought - in Washington settlement agreements in litigation can be enforced using...
In Washington State we have laws governing how insurance companies are to handle claims. The laws and regulations require that insurance...
In Washington, if the right steps are taken, it can be possible to put lien on the property where the work was performed and it may also be...
A quote in certain circumstances can be the contract or be part of the contract. Depending on how things were done it can set the price. Was it a...
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