On behalf of Furukawa Castles LLP | Jun 5, 2020 | Professional Malpractice
Before a new structure can be built, a number of regulations must be reviewed and followed to ensure compliance with California state and federal laws. In particular, regulations related to the environment and potential hazards are significant in that ignoring them...
On behalf of Furukawa Castles LLP | Mar 31, 2020 | Professional Malpractice
In criminal law cases, the stakes for a defendant are very high indeed — and many defendants are not happy with any of their choices. Going to trial often seems too risky, while plea deals inherently have problems because they can leave an innocent defendant...
On behalf of Furukawa Castles LLP | Mar 3, 2020 | Professional Malpractice
Construction defect claims take many different forms. It’s important to understand the main two types of defects if you get accused of having a role in such a defect after a custom home is built. The first type of defect is a patent defect. This is one that an...
On behalf of Furukawa Castles LLP | Feb 18, 2020 | Professional Malpractice
Being a realtor can be an emotionally and financially rewarding experience — but it also comes with some drawbacks. In particular, you can end up being sued by a homeowner or buyer who is unhappy about some hidden defect in the property or some part of a deal...
On behalf of Furukawa Castles LLP | Dec 1, 2019 | Professional Malpractice
Construction is a social media favorite, as structural demolition companies know. The 2019 partial collapse of a hotel in New Orleans and a crane collapse in Seattle remind us that the internet shares mistakes in construction like few other industries. Construction...
