Referring a client’s defect claim to an attorney can cost you the relationship. See how a claims consultant runs the claim and keeps you in the loop.
Most New York defect claims carry a three-year deadline, and facade rules add a second clock. See which limitations period applies before you lose the claim.
A construction defect investigation can run $300,000 to $500,000 and needs six coordinated experts. See how to streamline the process and cut costs.
An HOA board’s first 90 days after finding a defect decide the claim. What to preserve, who to bring in, and in what order before you call a lawyer.
The same defect in a multifamily building means a board, several insurers, and a lender. Find out how developers and HOAs decide who owns it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
A construction defect claim typically takes 9 to 18 months when professionally managed. Here’s what each phase involves and what affects your timeline.
Most developers managing construction defect claims without a consultant have capable teams. Here’s what those teams aren’t doing and what it costs.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
Why a pre-loss assessment costs less than managing a defect claim reactively. How the recovery ceiling is set, and what it costs to raise it.
The report structure, four finding categories, and the three developer decisions a commercial property vulnerability assessment directly informs.
Your wrap-up coverage gaps aren’t visible until a defect claim emerges. Stress-test your OCIP or CCIP now, while you still have options.
The 12 to 36 months after completion are a developer’s most exposed and most overlooked window. Here is what compounds, and how to protect your position.
Closing on a property with undiscovered latent defects means buying someone else’s liability at full price. What developers must verify before they sign.
A step-by-step look at AMPR’s construction defect claims process, what clients experience, and how the 9 to 18 month timeline is actually achieved.
