Experienced Construction and Design Claims Defense Attorneys

As an architect, structural engineer or contractor, your pride and your professional reputation rest on the structures that you help create. Whether a single-family home or a large commercial structure, your work is both enduring and on display for all to see.

Unfortunately, your work can also leave you vulnerable to legal claims when a problem arises or a defect is claimed. When facing construction litigation or design defect claims, you need an experienced attorney on your side to protect your professional reputation and to limit your liability. You can find such an attorney at Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd LLC.

Representing Design and Construction Professionals

Our firm is ready to represent you and your company in a wide variety of claims, including ones asserting:

• Architectural errors or design flaws

• Code violations

• Cracking foundations and subsidence issues

• Unsafe structures

• Poor workmanship

• Substandard building materials

• Toxic mold

• Leaky windows or foundations

• Electrical issues

In many cases, plaintiffs may file claims against the contractor, architect, engineer and anyone else involved in the planning or building processes, casting a wide net for two reasons: first, they may not actually know who is responsible for a given defect or problem; second, naming additional defendants may increase their potential recovery.

If you’ve been named in litigation involving construction, we may be able to file an initial petition to have you removed from the lawsuit. If there is a connection to the claim or if such a petition is unsuccessful, we can explore any other options to defend your professional reputation and limit your liability.

Discuss Your Case with an Experienced Lawyer

Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd LLC serves clients in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. To learn more about how our firm can defend you and your company in construction and design claims litigation, call us at 412-261-2393.