Commercial construction
$3.6 millionRecovered
Apartment-building defects, delays, and lost rents.
Read the resultConstruction & insurance law · Property owners only
Recover the Full Cost of Proper Repair.
No fee unless money is recovered on accepted matters, subject to a written fee agreement.
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Start with a short summary. The team checks conflicts and fit before discussing representation.
Construction knowledge behind the legal work. Kelly McCann is a former estimator and superintendent. Meet your attorney
Who we represent
Start with your property.
For the people who own, manage, and depend on the property.
Homeowners
Defective work, hidden damage after purchase, or an insurance payment that falls short of repair costs.
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Commercial owners
Property damage, project disputes, and insurance claims affecting repairs, tenants, or operating income.
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Boards & associations
Building-wide defects, insurance disputes, and repair decisions that need clear communication with owners.
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A strategy measured in real results.
Recoveries and repair outcomes across construction, insurance, and hidden-defect disputes—for homeowners, businesses, and communities.
Explore all case resultsHomeowner insurance
$1.115 millionRecovered
A winter-weather claim and the full consequences of the loss.
Read the resultCondominium construction
Full repairsSecured for all 12 units
Building-wide siding and window repairs for a 12-unit condominium.
Read the resultCommercial insurance
$1.8 millionRecovered
A Portland strip-center water loss and insurance shortfall.
Read the resultHomeowner insurance
$997,000Recovered
Denied coverage after the January 2024 storm; the case went to trial.
Read the resultHidden defects & inspection
$540,000Recovered
Foundation issues following a defective home inspection.
Read the resultRepresentative results are examples only. Every matter depends on its own facts, evidence, timing, contracts, policies, parties, defenses, damages, and applicable law. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Our approach
See the whole
property problem.
The condition of the building. The priorities of its owner. The decisions that stand between damage and recovery.
We connect construction knowledge, insurance analysis, and legal strategy to build a path forward around your property.
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Kelly McCann · Attorney
Legal strategy grounded in what proper repair requires.
Before becoming a lawyer, Kelly worked in the construction industry as an estimator and superintendent. That practical background helps him evaluate repair scopes, contractor explanations, insurance estimates, expert opinions, and the real-world work required to fix damaged or defective property.
Client Experiences
What clients say about communication.
“He took the time to explain everything in a way we could actually understand and never made us feel rushed or like we were just another case.”
Myiah Ikemoto
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“Kelly went above and beyond to answer questions and offer advice for my situation. He was very upfront and transparent which I found extremely refreshing!”
Jay Pro
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Selected public Google Maps reviews. Individual experiences vary, and past results do not guarantee future results.
Before you get in touch
Your first questions, answered.
Do I have to pay hourly legal fees?
For accepted matters, the firm generally works on a contingency basis. No fee unless money is recovered for you. The exact fee and cost arrangement is explained in a written fee agreement before representation begins.
What should I send first?
Start with the property location, who is involved, what went wrong, the rough amount at stake, and any important dates. You do not need a perfectly organized file to begin.
Do you handle Oregon and Washington matters?
The firm is based in Portland, Oregon. Oregon matters are handled directly. Washington matters are handled with local Washington counsel where required or appropriate.
What if I am not sure whether the problem is construction, insurance, or hidden-defect related?
That is common. Start with the short version. The legal category can usually be sorted out after the firm reviews the repair problem, the parties involved, and the available documents.
A path forward starts here
Tell us what happened.
Start with the damage and your concerns. You do not need a complete file or a legal conclusion to ask for a review.
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