Construction Defect Attorneys Obtain 5.6 Million Dollar Construction Defect Jury Award for Maryland Condominium - COWIE LAW GROUP - Maryland Condominium Construction Defect Lawyers

Maryland Construction Defect Attorneys, Cowie Law Group, P.C. Obtain $5,629,715 Construction Defect Jury Award for Maryland Condominium Association

The Construction Defect Jury Award for a Maryland Condominium was issued in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County, Maryland. The Jury awarded the $5.6 Million Dollar verdict against a national builder, Ryan Homes, for the defective construction of an Anne Arundel County condominium.

Below is a partial reprint of a Baltimore Sun article regarding that construction defect case.

Jury gives Odenton condo owners $5.6 million for builder’s shoddy work

“A jury on Monday evening said that a national homebuilder owes $5.6 million to an Anne Arundel County condo association because their condominium complex was poorly constructed, according to the association’s attorney. Following a five week trial and testimony from more than two dozen residents of the Eden Brook Condominiums in Odenton, a jury determined that Virginia-based NVR Inc., which does business as Ryan Homes, NVHomes and Fox Ridge Homes, should pay homeowners for defective construction and misrepresentations about the quality of the complex’s construction, [said attorneys for the condominium association, Cowie Law Group …]. Eden Brook is an eight-building, 224-unit complex for people 55 and older.

‘The community as a whole was led to believe that the condominium was a quality constructed, ‘maintenance-free’ residential development constructed and ‘backed’ by NVR,’ according to the association’s lawsuit. The association alleged that the condo complex was built with inferior materials and below minimum industry standards. Problems with the units included leaking windows and defective temperature-control units, Mott said. NVR is a publicly traded company with homebuilding operations in sixteen states and a mortgage banking operation. The company’s counsel … declined through a representative to comment on the case. An NVR corporate spokesman did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday.”

Stanford Kimmel and George Bealefeld of the law firm Cowie Law Group, P.C. served as trial attorneys for the condominium association in the construction defect case discussed above. The construction defect and misrepresentation trail was held in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County in Annapolis, Maryland.

Additional Commentary: The vast majority of construction defect matters handled by attorneys at Cowie Law Group, P.C. settle without the need for litigation. Our firm’s track record and experience in the area of construction defects law enable our attorneys to negotiate from a position of strength. Developers, contractors and their attorneys know and respect our capabilities from years of practicing in the field of construction law. Our ability to resolve most construction defect disputes is facilitated by professional relationships with construction defect defense lawyers as well as experts and consultants in the fields of architecture, design, engineering, building construction, industry standards and building code compliance.

Cowie Law Group’s team of experienced Maryland construction defect lawyers understand construction standards and the issues surrounding construction defect disputes. Our attorneys have investigated and resolved many construction defect disputes involving structural building failures, improperly installed leaking roofs and windows, building water infiltration problems, defective concrete, improper soil compaction and soil subsidence, failure to follow architectural and engineering drawings and plans and specifications, building code violations, defective installation of materials, design defects, and other damage caused by defective workmanship and materials and construction and design failures of all types of construction projects and completed developments such as condominiums, commercial offices, high rise and mid-rise buildings, parking garages and apartments.

Follow this link for The Daily Record Article, “Odenton Condominiums Awarded $5.6 Million Damages in Suit Against Ryan Homes.” See also, Cowie Law Group attorneys Obtain 5.6 Million Dollar Construction Defect Jury Award fro Maryland Condominium.