Architectural Malpractice
Professionals commit malpractice when they fail to honor contracts with clients or live up to the standards of their fields. While most people associate this term with negligent doctors, there are actually many different forms of malpractice. Among the most costly and potentially dangerous is architectural malpractice.
If you have suffered financial losses or physical injuries caused by a poorly designed building, a broken real estate contract, or other forms of architectural malpractice, we can help. The New Jersey architectural malpractice attorneys of Levinson Axelrod, P.A. will fight for the compensation you deserve. Call our offices at 800-346-5529.
Recognizing Architectural Malpractice
Architectural malpractice can be committed by an architect, construction crew, contractor, or any other party involved in designing and building your home or business. Examples of errors that may constitute malpractice include:
- Building designs that are unsafe or do not meet the terms of your contract
- The use of inferior building materials
- Failure to finish a project in a timely manner
- Lack of oversight during building construction
- Failure to survey the plot or notice potential problems with the land
The consequences of errors like these can range from relatively minor financial losses to building collapses and other catastrophic accidents. If you or a member of your family has been harmed by a negligent architect or contractor, our New Jersey architectural malpractice lawyers can help you pursue compensation for your expenses, personal suffering, and other losses.
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There is no justification for a professional who negligently endangers his or her clients. To discuss your grounds for legal action, contact the New Jersey personal injury lawyers of Levinson Axelrod, P.A. at 800-346-5529.
