Construction Defects
Construction Defects in Charleston, Dorchester, Summerville and throughout South Carolina
At the Theos Law Firm, LLC, we represent owners’ associations and property owners in all facets of construction litigation in South Carolina. No matter which side of a dispute you are on, you will need a Charleston construction attorney to navigate any number of complicated legal issues that may arise during or after a construction project is completed. For example, our team has extensive experience handling construction defect claims where if a project fails to conform to applicable building codes, standards or construction requirements, the wronged party may hold another responsible for damages. Our residential and commercial Charleston construction defect lawyers can help pursue a claim for construction defects. We also have experienced handling Water intrusion claims, which arise when an owner asserts that design errors, defective materials, or inferior construction methods allowed water to penetrate and damage building components.
Our Charleston construction attorneys are equipped with the legal background and knowledge necessary to fully investigate each set of circumstances, determine whether there is a legitimate claim, assess issues concerning statutes of limitations and statutes of repose, evaluate potential insurance coverage, and resolve the action as efficiently as possible. Contact a member of our team to discuss your legal options for resolving your construction dispute.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is negligence determined in South Carolina?
Generally, there are three prongs for proving negligence. First, the evidence needs to show that the person who caused the injury owed the victim a duty of care. Second, it must be proven that the person who caused the injury failed to carry out that duty; third, the proof will demonstrate that the victim suffered damages because of the failure to carry out that duty. Proving negligence is the foundation of a successful personal injury claim. It is difficult without the assistance of a knowledgeable personal injury lawyer. Call the Theos Law firm for help.
Who is Liable for a Drunk Driving Accident?
Not only is the person who made the decision to drink and drive liable for any accident that occurs while driving, but the company who over-served that customer may be liable too. Under what is known as dram shop liability or social host liability laws, companies and venues that serve alcohol to readily intoxicated customers may face consequences for their actions. If you have been the victim of a drunk driving accident, get in touch with an attorney to discuss the specifics of your situation today.
What if I can’t pay my medical costs?
The medical costs that are associated with personal injuries can be egregiously high, and many people struggle to pay for them. However, it’s important to know that you might not be wholly responsible for all of your medical costs. In fact, if another person’s actions are what led to the accident in the first place, the person responsible could be held legally and financially accountable for the various costs that you’ve incurred as a result of your accident.