EJD Law Group represents individuals and businesses who have endured bad faith conduct from their insurance company. Whether it is a homeowner who suffered property damage to their home and the insurance company refuses to cover the claim, a contractor who has a claim relating to their work and the insurance company refuses to provide coverage for the claim, or a business owner who has been named in a lawsuit and the insurance company refuses to defend them, we have the expertise to assist in a wide variety of matters relating to insurance coverage.
We represent policyholders on the following types of claims:
Owning land or property is only for the wealthiest individuals in the US, and real estate is considered an extremely valuable asset to whoever owns it. Every piece of land and property in the US is recorded safely in the County Recorder's office and is a public record. If you are looking to transfer your land or property in someone else's name, the original records need to be changed, without which the transfer becomes invalid.
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A business litigation lawyer is a type of civil litigator who represents businesses in court.
A business litigation lawyer may represent a business in a variety of different types of cases, including breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, intellectual property infringement, and unfair competition.
In some cases, a business litigation lawyer may also be called upon to represent a business in mediations or arbitration proceedings.
Here are some responsibilities of a business litigation lawyer:
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A construction defect like poor workmanship, incorrectly designed materials, and non-compliance with construction codes can cost you thousands of dollars. Not only is money at stake, but the well-being and safety of everyone working or living in the building in which a construction defect has occurred are all at risk. Not to mention the stress that comes with it.
A construction defect is a wide term that encompasses anything that can be considered a defect, like a defect in the architectural design, poor planning, improper inspection, or any other factors that could account
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