There are a number of avenues for recovery when a conversion condominium experiences leaks or other problems relating to original construction defects even when the converter did not touch that part of the building. read more

Explaining RCW 64.55, implemented in 2004. read more

Most board members probably don't realize how upholding state, federal and even constitutional law may play into their daily decisions. Yet when the United States flag and political signs are involved, the First Amendment protects a person's right to free speech over an association's CC&Rs. read more

Fraudulent concealment against a home builder requires privity, meaning that the plaintiff must have a contract with the builder - i.e. he must be the original owner of the home. read more