California’s Construction Defect Litigation Authority — HOA Boards & Community Associations
What Every Northern California HOA Board Needs to Know About Construction Defects
From Bay Area high-rises to Sacramento Valley master-planned communities, Northern California HOA boards face unique construction defect challenges. As a board member, you carry a fiduciary responsibility to your community — and acting quickly and correctly is everything. This guide gives you the foundation.
Inside Your Free Guide
- What legally qualifies as a “construction defect” in California
- The board’s duties and deadlines under SB 800
- How to identify and document defects before they worsen
- When and how to engage legal representation
- The difference between individual and association claims
- Common defects in HOA common areas and high-rise buildings
- How litigation timelines and settlements typically work
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40 Years of Specialized PracticeThe Miller Law Firm has litigated construction defect cases for Northern California communities for over four decades — urban mid-rise, high-rise, and mixed-use associations throughout the Bay Area and beyond.
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Written for Boards, Not LawyersThis guide translates complex legal concepts into clear language so your board can ask better questions and make better decisions.
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