How We Get Paid:
McGrath Law Firm handles almost all construction defect cases on a contingency basis, which means we take a percentage of the gross recovery as our compensation. Unless our firm recovers for you, you owe us nothing. McGrath Law Firm will advance the costs including expert testimonial or inspection costs. There are no upfront costs to our clients.
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How To Choose An Attorney:
Hiring an attorney to represent your case against a bad builder is an important decision. It is essential to choose a partner with focused experience within Construction Law and who is passionate about defending homeowners' rights. For over 15 years, McGrath Law Firm has represented thousands of homeowners and families whose homes are damaged from construction defects and shoddy workmanship.
Use the following questions to help guide your decision in selecting the best Construction Lawyer for your individual situation.
- What is your experience in this field? How long have you practiced in this legal area?
- Have you defended builders in the past?
- In which subcategories of construction law do you have expertise? Subcategories of construction law include structural defects, landscaping defects, building envelope defects, and home system defects to name a few.
- What are some representative cases?
- What are your rates and how will you bill me?
- How will you keep me informed of progress in my case?