Commercial apartment building
$3.6 million recovered
Construction delays, excessive change orders, water intrusion, and construction defects
The matter resolved with a $3.6 million recovery after a $0 settlement offer.
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Commercial property
Protect the property. Account for the business impact.
Construction and insurance counsel for owners and developers facing damage, project delay, underpaid claims, or income loss.
No fee unless money is recovered on accepted matters, subject to a written fee agreement.
Commercial services
Insurance Recovery
Owner-side counsel for major property-insurance underpayment, delay, scope, code, and time-element disputes affecting commercial assets.
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Owner-side counsel for defective work, delay, failed repairs, change-order pressure, and commercial project disputes tied to real asset consequences.
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Owner-side counsel for rent-loss, business-income, downtime, extra-expense, and restoration-period disputes tied to serious property damage.
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A focused recovery role with clear status and decision communication for serious property, insurance, construction, delay, and project-loss disputes where existing counsel or advisors remain in place.
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Results involving repair costs and income-producing assets
Commercial strip center in Portland
$1.8 million recovered
Commercial water-loss insurance underpayment
The matter resolved for $1.8 million after the insurer offered $55,432.32, including code-upgrade and loss-of-rent components.
Read the case 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.
Keep the asset and the claim connected.
Repairs can affect occupancy, leases, operating income, and financing. The review brings the condition, contracts or policy, repair schedule, and financial records together so the owner can evaluate the next decision.
Initial review
Describe the loss and the decision ahead.
Include the property, parties, response so far, and any repair or business deadline. Prepare the supporting records; the firm will explain what to provide if closer review is appropriate.
No fee unless money is recovered for you on accepted matters, subject to a written fee agreement.