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The Structure, The Construction Contract, and Construction Defect  Insurance  

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Construction defects have grown into one of the most active areas of  litigation in the United States. This Second Edition of a multi-volume treatise is the newest addition to  Barry Zalma\\u2019s insurance claims books that thoroughly explain how to  identify construction defects, how to insure, investigate, prosecute,  and defend cases that result from construction defect claims. Written by nationally-renowned expert, Barry Zalma, Construction Defects  & Insurance Second Edition is designed to help property owners,  developers, builders, contractors, subcontractors, insurers, lenders,  risk managers and lawyers avoid construction litigation, confidently and  rapidly resolve claims associated with construction defect issues, or  litigate construction defect litigation.

This publication is designed to provide accurate and authoritative  information in regard to the subject matter covered. It is sold with the  understanding that the publisher is not engaged in rendering legal,  accounting, or other professional service. If legal advice or other  expert assistance is required, the services of a competent professional  person should be sought.  This product may include information which is proprietary to Insurance  Services Office, Inc. ISO does not guarantee the accuracy or timeliness  of the ISO information provided. ISO shall not be liable for any loss or  damage of any kind and howsoever caused resulting from your use of the  ISO information.  This, the first volume of Construction Defects & Insurance Second  Edition, includes materials concerning: 1. Overview  2. The Structure,  3. The Construction Contract 4. Plans and Specifications 5. The Property Inspections 6. Construction Experts Used in Construction Defect Suits 7. Ethics in Construction 8. Commercial Leases 9. Appendix 1 \\u2013 Sample State Contract 10. Appendix 2 \\u2013 Sample Owners Association Contractor Rules and  Regulations 11. Checklist One \\u2013 The Structure 12. Checklist Two \\u2013 Plans and Specifications 13. Checklist Three \\u2013 The Property Inspection 14. Checklist Four \\u2013 The Construction Contract