Construction Litigation
Columbus, Ohio, Construction Litigation Attorneys Can Evaluate Your Case
Clark, Perdue & List Co, LPA, is an experienced plaintiffs’ law firm in Columbus with the knowledge and resources necessary to investigate cases involving negligence by builders and other responsible parties. We are here to serve as advocates for homeowners, renters, office workers, factory workers, customers, hotel guests, casino patrons or anyone who was injured because of poor construction methods or defective building materials.
Representing Injured People In Construction Litigation Cases Statewide In Ohio
Clients often contact us after they have been injured in accidents such as those listed below. We often find that the root cause of such accidents was a construction defect.
Contact us if you have experienced losses or suffered injuries. We are ready to help you recover compensation for injuries suffered by you or your loved one who was visiting or occupying a residential or commercial building that contained construction defects, such as a stairway not built to code. Our law firm can pursue relief on your behalf if you were injured because of a builder’s wrongdoing through faulty construction or an inspector’s negligence.
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