What is a Construction Defect Claim?
A construction defect claim may arise against a contractor that fails to do their job in a safe manner. The injury may occur while the work is ongoing or after the completion of the work. An example of this type of claim would be where a contractor fails to follow industry guidelines in their work and it results in a dangerous condition causing injury.
Construction Defect Claim
There are deadlines that apply to personal injury claims in Texas. In order to protect your rights in a personal injury claim, you must meet all applicable legal deadlines. If you believe you have a personal injury claim caused by a construction defect, our office will evaluate all deadlines applicable to your construction defect claim.
FAQs
Can I file a claim if I was injured after construction was completed?
Yes. Construction defect injury claims may arise either during construction or after the work has been completed. If a defect was present at the time the work was finished and later caused an injury, the responsible party may still be held liable.
Who can be held responsible for injuries caused by construction defects?
Liability may rest with contractors, subcontractors, builders, developers, or other parties involved in the construction process. Determining responsibility depends on who performed the defective work and whether safety standards were violated.
What types of injuries are commonly caused by construction defects?
Construction defects can cause serious injuries such as falls, structural collapses, electrical injuries, head trauma, broken bones, or other harm resulting from unsafe conditions created by faulty workmanship