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Fire And Earthquake Safety Issues

Are you seeking legal advice for fire and earthquake safety issues?

Fire and Earthquake Safety Issues

California Earthquake Building Code Compliance

Fire, earthquake and structural defects can raise serious health safety issues. Owners of residential and commercial buildings are required to disclose these defects on sale or refinance and these disclosures can have a significant adverse effect upon such transactions. Building codes, as well as good design and construction practices, require that every residential, commercial or governmental structure meet minimum requirements for fire, earthquake and structural safety. For many years our construction defect attorneys have worked with architects, engineers and building inspectors to determine whether a particular structure meets minimum safety standards and, if not, to design and implement an appropriate and safe repair.

Fire safety issues can include electrical defects, inadequate fire separation walls, inadequate or defective sprinkler systems and inadequate and improper ingress and egress accommodations.

If you suspect that you may have a fire, earthquake or structural safety issue, please contact the law firm of Abbey, Weitzenberg, Warren & Emery for a free initial consultation.

Our Construction Defect Case Results

  • Abbey, Weitzenberg, Warren & Emery secured $9,760,000 on behalf of 72 property owners.

  • Our firm attained $8,000,000.00 on behalf of 32 property owners.

  • The attorneys at our firm attained $7,500,000 on behalf of the owners of subdivision homes.

  • The attorneys at our firm attained $7,500,000 on behalf of Santa Rosa Junior College.

  • Abbey, Weitzenberg, Warren & Emery attained $5,700,000 for our client.

  • Our firm attained $4,200,000 for a condominium homeowners association for fire and earthquake safety issues.

  • Our firm attained a $4,000,000 settlement for a condominium complex.

  • $3,500,000.00 recovery for condominium homeowners association for water damage to homes.

  • $3,100,000 for a leaking commercial building caused by a construction defect.

  • We obtained $3,000,000 on behalf of a condominium complex.

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Hear From Past Clients

  • “They really took care of everything! I just focused on my healing process and communicated with updates when needed. I would definitely recommend this law firm because they care about you.”

    - Heather P.
  • “They were great to work with, thorough, experienced, and quick to respond. I will certainly work with this firm again if the need arises. Thank you!”

    - Renee R.
  • “As with a lot of people in our situation; hiring the right law firm was one of the most important decisions of our lives. We are beyond grateful that we had the great good luck to have the Abbey Weitzenberg Warren and Emery team represent us.”

    - N. Stephens
  • “I will never forget what Abbey, Weitzenberg, and Warren, and Emery has done to help me and to make sure I was given a fair trial. Thank you for being by my side.”

    - Rachael E.
  • “They speak to me in a clear and concise manner and they’ve given my husband and me excellent guidance all the way through. I have tremendous faith in this very talented team of legal professionals.”

    - Christel T.
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Why Choose Us?

  • Over 100 Years of Dedication to Sonoma County & Northern California
  • Millions of Dollars Recovered
  • Community Driven. Results Focused.
  • Not Afraid To Take Your Case to Trial

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If you need representation or would like to learn more about Abbey, Weitzenberg, Warren, & Emery, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to speaking with you.

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