Construction and real estate law

Denver real estate lawyer  Brian Stutheit learned of the the Gibbons v. Ludlow case which was decided by the Colorado Supreme Court in July, 2013.[…]

In this blog, we discuss how building  codes and building inspectors fit into a Colorado construction defect claim. Generally, a building inspector is not liable[…]

Many people become confused about the length of time a Colorado mechanics lien affects property. Colorado mechanics lien lawyer Brian Stutheit tries to clarify the[…]

In a construction defect case Stutheit & Gartland were involved in, both the property owner/developer and the general contractor defendants contended that their subcontractors are[…]

Our Colorado mechanics lien lawyers occasionally encounter a situation such as this. C. DeVille hires  general contractor Top Quality Construction to build a puppy day[…]

Colorado law is very protective of buyers when it comes to methamphetamine contamination. Under our statute,  the seller shall disclose in writing to the buyer[…]

Denver real estate lawyer Brian Stutheit has spoken to realtor associations about their duty to disclose.  Here is some of the law. Brokers are not[…]

To a construction defect lawyer, arbitration means a binding decision by what amounts to a private judge. Colorado courts will essentially always require the parties[…]

Effective June 6, 2012 the new law regarding roofing contracts became effective.  The law can be found in the Colorado Revised Statutes, section 6-22-101 and[…]

There are problems with your contract form, and I don’t think that you are likely to do anything but waste your time and money  if[…]