$3,300,000
Johnson Law successfully represented a townhome owners association in Colorado facing extensive construction defects, including issues with roofs, insulation, stucco, siding, grading, and drainage. We aggressively pursued claims against the developers, builders, and other liable parties. A few weeks prior…
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$2,876,000
Johnson Law represented the owners of 20 townhomes located within 3 buildings in Denver, Colorado. Instead of an HOA, this community was governed by a party wall agreement between the homeowners. One of the homeowners contacted Johnson law with concerns…
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$2,115,000
Johnson Law successfully represented a condominium owners association in Colorado facing extensive construction defects with roofing, siding, and flashings, leading to water intrusion and biogrowth/mold throughout the building. Throughout the case the defense steadfastly argued they would never pay more…
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$2,103,000
Johnson Law represented the owners of approximately 15 homes for defects in their home and the products incorporated into their homes. Johnson Law brought claims and cases against the national builders that sold the homes and a key manufacturer of…
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$2,085,000
Johnson Law represented 11 homeowners in Castle Rock, Colorado in a construction defect case against a builder, its owner, and approximately 40 subcontractors related to defective concrete decks, stucco, and other defects. The trial court initially dismissed the case based…
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$1,945,000
Johnson Law represented the owners of a five-townhome building in the lower highlands / Jefferson Park area of Denver, Colorado. The building suffered from leaking roofs, grading and drainage defects, siding defects, HVAC defects, and other various defects. Johnson Law…
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- Construction Defect
- Real Estate Agent Claims
- Real Estate Non-Disclosure and Fraud
$1,500,000
Johnson Law represented the purchasers of a home in Broomfield, Colorado for the seller’s failure to disclose substantial construction defects in the home. The defendants in this case denied all wrongdoing until Johnson Law began discovery and threatened sanctions against…
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$1,100,000
Johnson Law represented the owners of a custom home in rural Colorado. After a hard-fought case that lasted several years, the combined settlement amount between the builder, engineers, and key subcontractors was $1.1m and well over the cost to build…
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$1,018,000
Johnson Law represented the owners of five neighboring homes in a suburb of Denver, Colorado. Each homeowner experienced varying degrees of foundation and/or slab movement. Total settlements (including the reasonable value of one homeowners’ repair-based settlement) were over $1,018,000 and…
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$787,000
Johnson Law represented a couple in the front range of Colorado area that had a custom home built. The home suffered from a variety of defects including a serious error in the structural engineering, along with roof and window leaks.…
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$600,000
Johnson Law represented several owners of townhomes with a party wall agreement in Denver, Colorado with various defects related to soils movement of their floors, heating, cooling, and water damage due to defectively installed windows, siding, and flashing. Johnson Law…
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$535,000
Johnson Law represented an elderly couple on the western slope of Colorado. They purchased a modest home in order to house themselves and some family members that helped them during their golden years. The builder and engineer made several critical…
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- Construction Defect
- Contract Dispute
- Mechanic's Lien
$415,000
Johnson Law represented the owners of a second home outside of Breckenridge, Colorado. The home was half built and well behind schedule when the builder began to double charge for certain items. Johnson Law attorneys got involved and advised the…
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$400,000
Johnson Law represented the owners of 18 townhomes with a party wall agreement in Denver, Colorado. The homes were having leaks due to a defective installation of a GACO roofing product on their flat roofs. Johnson Law was able to…
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$375,000
Johnson Law represented a couple in Castle Rock, Colorado in a construction defect case against a national builder. The couple’s home experienced foundation failure within 1 year of purchasing the home. The builder denied the extent of defects and real…
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$350,000
Johnson Law represented a family of homeowners in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Our experts determined the builder failed to follow structural engineering plans, among other defects, when adding a second floor addition on a home that was purchased for $223,000 Case…
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$259,383
Johnson Law represented the owners of a townhome in Denver, Colorado. After settling the claims with the developer, general contractor, architect, and engineer for a very significant amount, the homeowners pushed forward with their case against two key subcontractors. Counsel…
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$207,481
A disabled veteran and his spouse purchased a home from Taylor Morrison in Thornton, Colorado. Our clients requested a few limited repairs and for Taylor Morrison to provide the options they selected and paid for during the purchase process. Taylor…
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- Construction Defect
- Real Estate Agent Claims
- Real Estate Non-Disclosure and Fraud
$170,650
A young professional couple bought a fix and flipped home in the Baker neighborhood in Denver, Colorado. They noticed problems with the home soon after moving in. Johnson Law brought claims against the fix and flipper, real estate agent, real…
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- Construction Defect
- Real Estate Non-Disclosure and Fraud
$154,701
A military family purchased a home from Aspen View Homes d/b/a/ Horizon View Homes (“HVH”) HVH failed to disclose substantial water damage that occurred during construction along with other defects in construction. HVH’s failure to remediate and disclose the water…
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$125,000
A couple in Littleton had their mid-century modern home re-roofed by a negligent contractor. Because the roof was installed improperly, condensation rotted structural beams and caused mold to infest the home. While the roof installed by the contractor only costed…
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Confidential
Johnson Law represented an HOA in Boulder County, Colorado. After the board president contacted Johnson Law, Johnson Law retained experts that found defects in drainage, driveways, paving, stucco, siding, trim, stone, windows, roofs, and fire protection. Johnson Law’s experts preliminarily…
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Confidential
A couple that owned a duplex unit contacted Johnson Law because of the defects in their home located by a forensic engineer. Johnson Law wrote a few letters and the builder of the duplex agreed to perform all repairs identified…
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