Construction Defect Litigation on Contingency: Melmed Law Group's Results-Based Legal Representation
When you discover serious defects in your home or commercial property, the financial damage can be staggering. Faulty foundations, water intrusion, structural failures, and substandard materials don't just threaten the value of your property—they threaten your safety. Yet most construction defect attorneys charge between $500 and $1,000 per hour for their services. Every inspection review, every expert consultation, every demand letter adds to your bill—whether or not those activities move your case toward a successful resolution.
Melmed Law Group takes a fundamentally different approach. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group handle construction defect cases on a contingency fee basis, which means the firm only collects attorney's fees if Melmed Law Group actually recovers money on your behalf. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees. It's that simple.
The Problem with Hourly Billing: Incentives That Don't Align with Your Goals
How Traditional Law Firms Make Money
Law firms that bill by the hour generate revenue based on time spent, not results achieved. The more hours they log on your case, the more money they make. While most attorneys strive to provide excellent service, the hourly billing structure creates an inherent conflict of interest.
Think about it: When an attorney bills $700 per hour, they make more money by:
- Scheduling longer meetings
- Ordering more expert inspections than necessary
- Pursuing every possible legal theory, even low-probability ones
- Spending time on tasks that may not meaningfully advance your case
- Prolonging negotiations with developers, contractors, and insurers
This is not a criticism of their ethics—it's simply how the business model works. When revenue comes from hours worked rather than outcomes achieved, the financial incentive rewards time spent, not results obtained.
This is exactly why Melmed Law Group operates differently. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group take on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
The Cost of Uncertainty
With hourly billing, you face significant financial uncertainty. You might receive a retainer request for $50,000 just to begin representation. As your case progresses through expert evaluations, discovery, depositions, motions, and potentially trial, you could easily spend $200,000, $500,000, or even more—all without any guarantee of success.
Many property owners find themselves in an impossible position: continue funding expensive litigation with no certainty of recovery, or accept defective construction and absorb the repair costs themselves because the legal fees are simply too high.
Melmed Law Group eliminates this uncertainty. The firm takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means your compensation is tied directly to the results Melmed Law Group obtains for you. If the firm recovers money through settlement or judgment, Melmed Law Group receives a percentage of that recovery. If the firm doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Melmed Law Group's Contingency Fee Model: The Firm Only Gets Paid When You Get Paid
Results-Based Representation
Melmed Law Group operates on a completely different model from traditional hourly billing firms. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group take on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
This approach fundamentally changes the attorney-client relationship and the incentives that drive the work performed by the lawyers at Melmed Law Group.
Perfect Alignment of Interests
When Melmed Law Group only gets paid based on what the firm recovers for you, the firm's interests become perfectly aligned with yours. You both want the same thing: the maximum possible recovery in the shortest reasonable time.
Consider how this changes the approach taken by the lawyers at Melmed Law Group:
Traditional Hourly Firms Focus On:
- Maximizing billable hours
- Thorough documentation of time spent
- Extensive work that generates fees regardless of outcome
- Process and procedure that increases time investment
Melmed Law Group Focuses On:
- Maximizing your recovery for construction defect damages
- Efficient case strategy and execution
- High-value activities that move toward resolution
- Results and outcomes that fund your property repairs
The lawyers at Melmed Law Group don't make more money by working on your case longer. Melmed Law Group makes money by getting you results efficiently. Every strategy the firm employs, every decision the lawyers at Melmed Law Group make, is driven by one question: Will this lead to a better outcome for our client?
Remember: Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Why Results Matter More Than Hours Worked
Efficiency Is Melmed Law Group's Priority
Because the lawyers at Melmed Law Group are paid on results, not hours, the firm has every incentive to resolve your case efficiently. Melmed Law Group doesn't benefit from unnecessary motion practice, excessive discovery, or prolonged litigation. Instead, the lawyers at Melmed Law Group focus on:
- Strategic case evaluation to identify the strongest claims and most responsible parties
- Targeted expert inspections that document defects without wasteful redundancy
- Efficient case management that moves toward resolution without unnecessary delays
- Aggressive negotiation with developers, general contractors, subcontractors, and their insurers
- Decisive trial preparation when litigation is the best path to maximum recovery
The lawyers at Melmed Law Group are motivated to achieve results quickly and effectively because that's the only way the firm gets paid.
This is why Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency—the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Melmed Law Group Has Skin in the Game
When you hire a firm that charges by the hour, they get paid regardless of whether you win or lose. They've already collected their fees. But when you hire Melmed Law Group on a contingency fee basis, the firm is investing its time, resources, and expertise with no guarantee of compensation. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group only succeed when you succeed.
This means Melmed Law Group has substantial "skin in the game." Before taking your case, the lawyers at Melmed Law Group carefully evaluate:
- The nature and severity of the construction defects
- The available evidence, including inspection reports and building records
- The responsible parties and their ability to pay
- The realistic cost of repairs and diminished property value
- The likelihood of recovery
If Melmed Law Group is willing to take your case on contingency, it means the firm believes in it. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group wouldn't invest the firm's resources in a matter they didn't think had strong potential for success.
And again, this is critical: Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
How Contingency Fees Work at Melmed Law Group
No Upfront Costs for Attorney's Fees
With Melmed Law Group's contingency fee arrangement, you pay no attorney's fees upfront. There's no retainer to post, no monthly bills to pay, no surprise invoices for time spent. You can pursue your legal rights without depleting your savings or diverting resources from urgently needed property repairs.
This is the Melmed Law Group difference: the firm takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Fee Structure Based on Recovery at Melmed Law Group
Melmed Law Group's contingency fee is calculated as a percentage of the amount the firm recovers for you. The specific percentage depends on factors such as:
- The complexity of your construction defect claims
- The number of responsible parties involved
- The stage at which recovery is achieved (settlement vs. trial vs. appeal)
- The amount of risk involved
- The resources required to prosecute the claim
The crucial point is this: Melmed Law Group's fee comes only from money the firm actually recovers for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers nothing, you owe nothing in attorney's fees. This is what it means when we say that Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency—the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you.
Focusing on Cases Worth Pursuing
Because the lawyers at Melmed Law Group are only paid when you're paid, the firm is highly selective about the cases it accepts on contingency. Melmed Law Group focuses its resources on construction defect disputes where:
- There are significant damages or repair costs at stake
- The claims are legally sound and within applicable statutes of limitation
- The evidence supports defective construction, design, or materials
- The responsible parties—developers, general contractors, subcontractors, or their insurers—have the ability to satisfy a judgment or settlement
This selectivity benefits you. When Melmed Law Group takes your case on contingency, it's a strong signal that the firm has evaluated the merits and believes the case justifies the investment of time and resources.
The Hourly Billing Trap: Why Time-Based Fees Work Against You
Creating Unnecessary Work
Law firms billing by the hour don't necessarily create unnecessary work intentionally, but the economic structure can lead to inefficiencies. When every six-minute increment generates revenue, there's little financial pressure to:
- Streamline expert evaluations and analysis
- Limit the scope of discovery requests
- Resolve matters quickly through negotiation
- Make difficult strategic decisions that might shorten the case
Some firms may genuinely believe that exhaustive work serves the client's interests. But often, the benefit of extensive additional work is marginal while the cost is substantial.
Melmed Law Group operates differently because the firm takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees. This structure eliminates the incentive for unnecessary work.
Incentivizing Prolonged Litigation
Hourly billing can inadvertently incentivize prolonged litigation. Settlement negotiations that could conclude in weeks might drag on for months. Discovery that could be targeted becomes exhaustive. Motions that are marginally useful get filed because there's no financial downside—to the firm.
For you, the property owner, prolonged litigation means escalating costs with no guarantee of a better outcome. Meanwhile, construction defects may worsen over time, causing additional damage to your property while you wait for resolution.
The lawyers at Melmed Law Group face the opposite incentive. Because Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency—with the firm's compensation tied directly to the results obtained for you—the lawyers at Melmed Law Group benefit from efficient resolution, not prolonged litigation. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Billing for Non-Essential Tasks
When law firms bill by the hour, you pay for everything:
- Internal meetings about your case
- Research on tangential legal issues
- Administrative tasks
- Correspondence between attorneys
- Document organization and review
- Strategic planning sessions
Some of these activities are necessary. Others are less essential. But with hourly billing, you pay for all of it, regardless of whether it meaningfully advances your case toward a successful outcome.
At Melmed Law Group, the firm only gets paid for results, not activities. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group take on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Melmed Law Group's Approach: Results-Driven Legal Strategy
The Lawyers at Melmed Law Group Focus on What Matters
Because the lawyers at Melmed Law Group only get paid based on results, the firm concentrates its efforts on activities that have the highest probability of leading to recovery:
- Thorough Initial Case Assessment — The lawyers at Melmed Law Group invest time upfront to understand the scope of construction defects, evaluate the claims against each responsible party, and develop a strategic plan for maximum recovery.
- Targeted Expert Engagement — Melmed Law Group works with qualified construction experts, engineers, and building inspectors to document defects and establish liability, not to generate unnecessary consulting fees.
- Strategic Motion Practice — The lawyers at Melmed Law Group file motions when they serve a strategic purpose in advancing your case, not to generate fees.
- Aggressive Settlement Negotiations — Melmed Law Group negotiates from strength with developers, contractors, subcontractors, and their insurance carriers to secure the best possible settlement when that serves your interests.
- Trial-Ready Preparation — The lawyers at Melmed Law Group prepare every case as if it's going to trial, which gives you leverage in negotiations and positions you for success if trial becomes necessary.
This approach works because Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Speed and Efficiency Benefit Everyone
With hourly billing, there's little incentive for efficiency. With Melmed Law Group's contingency model, efficiency is essential. The faster the lawyers at Melmed Law Group achieve results for you, the sooner you both benefit. This alignment means:
- Melmed Law Group doesn't drag out cases unnecessarily
- The lawyers at Melmed Law Group make strategic decisions that move toward resolution
- The firm pursues the most direct path to recovery
- Melmed Law Group is motivated to settle when the offer is right
- The lawyers at Melmed Law Group are prepared to try the case when settlement isn't adequate
Remember: Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you.
You Control Important Decisions
While the lawyers at Melmed Law Group are motivated by results, you maintain control over important decisions. Melmed Law Group provides professional recommendations on settlement offers, litigation strategy, and case direction. But decisions about whether to settle or proceed to trial remain yours. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group's job is to get you the best possible outcome, and the firm can't do that without your input and approval on major decisions.
Types of Construction Defect Claims Melmed Law Group Handles on Contingency
Melmed Law Group's contingency fee model is available for a wide range of construction defect claims, including:
Structural Defects
When foundation failures, framing deficiencies, load-bearing wall issues, or other structural problems compromise the safety and integrity of your property, the lawyers at Melmed Law Group can pursue recovery on a contingency basis—which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you.
Water Intrusion and Waterproofing Failures
Leaking roofs, failed window and door installations, inadequate drainage systems, and faulty waterproofing membranes are among the most common and destructive construction defects. Melmed Law Group handles these cases on contingency: if the firm recovers money through settlement or judgment, Melmed Law Group receives a percentage of that recovery. If the firm doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Defective Building Envelope
When exterior cladding, stucco, siding, or roofing systems are improperly installed or designed, moisture infiltration can cause hidden rot, mold growth, and extensive structural damage. Contingency representation at Melmed Law Group allows you to pursue your rights without upfront costs.
Soils and Grading Defects
Cases where improper soil compaction, inadequate grading, hillside instability, or failure to address known geological conditions causes foundation movement, settling, or slope failure are handled by Melmed Law Group on contingency, with the firm's compensation tied directly to your recovery.
Plumbing and Mechanical System Defects
Defective plumbing installations, HVAC system failures, and faulty electrical work that cause property damage or create safety hazards are areas where the lawyers at Melmed Law Group may offer contingency representation.
Design and Engineering Defects
When architects or engineers produce defective plans that result in construction failures—inadequate structural calculations, code violations in the design, or failure to account for site conditions—Melmed Law Group can pursue claims on contingency depending on the damages at stake.
Substandard Materials and Product Defects
Claims involving defective building products—such as faulty windows, defective roofing materials, substandard concrete, or recalled products—that cause property damage may qualify for contingency representation at Melmed Law Group.
Code Violations and Non-Compliance
When builders fail to construct to applicable building codes and standards, resulting in safety hazards and costly remediation, the lawyers at Melmed Law Group can evaluate these claims for contingency representation.
For all of these case types, remember that Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Why Melmed Law Group's Contingency Model Benefits Property Owners
Preserve Your Savings and Financial Stability
Construction defect litigation can be financially draining—especially when you're already facing the prospect of expensive repairs. Traditional hourly billing requires you to pay legal fees throughout the case, which can amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars. This diverts money from necessary repairs, limits your ability to maintain your property, and creates financial stress during an already difficult situation.
With contingency representation at Melmed Law Group, you preserve your savings and maintain financial stability. You can pursue your legal rights without depleting personal resources or taking on debt to fund litigation. This is possible because Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, with the firm's compensation tied directly to the results obtained for you.
Eliminate the Risk of Paying for Failure
With hourly billing, you pay regardless of the outcome. You could spend $300,000 on legal fees and still lose your case—or win but recover less than you paid in fees. With Melmed Law Group's contingency model, you never pay attorney's fees for an unsuccessful result.
This is the core promise: Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Access to Experienced Representation
Melmed Law Group's contingency model allows you to access experienced construction defect attorneys without the barrier of substantial upfront costs. You get the same quality representation as you would with hourly billing, but with a fee structure that aligns with your interests.
Predictable Financial Structure at Melmed Law Group
You know from the beginning what percentage of any recovery will go to attorney's fees. There are no surprise bills, no escalating hourly rates, no unexpected charges for additional work. The financial arrangement at Melmed Law Group is transparent and predictable.
And most importantly: Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
The Difference in Motivation: Hours vs. Results
What Hourly Firms Are Incentivized to Do
- Schedule more meetings and calls
- Order excessive expert reports and inspections
- File numerous motions
- Engage in lengthy settlement negotiations
- Invest time in low-probability legal theories
- Pursue appellate proceedings regardless of cost-benefit analysis
Remember: They're paid for time spent, not outcomes achieved.
What the Lawyers at Melmed Law Group Are Incentivized to Do
- Resolve your case efficiently
- Focus on high-value strategic activities
- Pursue aggressive but realistic settlement negotiations
- Make tough strategic decisions that serve your interests
- Maximize your recovery while minimizing time to resolution
- Only pursue legal strategies with meaningful probability of success
Remember: Melmed Law Group is paid only for results the firm achieves on your behalf. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group take on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
This fundamental difference in motivation affects every aspect of how the lawyers at Melmed Law Group handle your case.
Understanding Construction Defect Statutes of Limitation in California
Time Limits for Filing Construction Defect Claims
California law imposes strict deadlines for filing construction defect claims. Understanding these deadlines is essential because missing them can permanently bar your right to recovery, no matter how serious the defects may be.
Under California's Right to Repair Act (Civil Code Section 895 et seq.) and common law principles, the key time limits include:
- Patent defects — Defects that are apparent or discoverable through reasonable inspection are generally subject to shorter limitation periods.
- Latent defects — Hidden defects that are not immediately discoverable may have longer limitation periods, but the clock starts running once the defect is discovered or should have been discovered.
- Statute of repose — California imposes an absolute outer limit of ten years from substantial completion of construction for most latent deficiency claims, regardless of when the defect is discovered.
Because these deadlines are complex and the consequences of missing them are severe, it's critical to consult with a construction defect attorney as soon as you suspect a problem. Melmed Law Group offers free consultations to evaluate your claims and determine whether they fall within applicable time limits.
Who Can Be Held Liable for Construction Defects?
Construction defect cases often involve multiple responsible parties. The lawyers at Melmed Law Group investigate all potential sources of liability to maximize your recovery, including:
- Developers — The entity that planned, financed, and oversaw the construction project
- General contractors — The primary contractor responsible for overall construction quality
- Subcontractors — Specialty trades responsible for specific systems such as plumbing, electrical, roofing, framing, or waterproofing
- Architects and engineers — Design professionals whose plans may contain errors or omissions
- Material suppliers and manufacturers — Companies that provided defective building products
- Soils engineers and geologists — Professionals responsible for site evaluation and soil preparation recommendations
- Insurance carriers — Companies insuring the responsible parties, which often fund settlements and judgments
Identifying all responsible parties is crucial to maximizing recovery, and it's one of the areas where experienced construction defect counsel provides the most value. Melmed Law Group takes on these cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you.
Questions to Ask When Choosing a Construction Defect Attorney
If Considering an Hourly Billing Firm:
- What is your hourly rate, and does it vary by attorney working on my case?
- Can you provide an estimate of total fees, including expert costs, and what could cause that estimate to increase?
- How will you ensure efficient case management to control my costs?
- Will I receive monthly billing statements, and can I challenge specific charges?
- What tasks will be delegated to junior attorneys or paralegals at lower rates?
If Considering Melmed Law Group's Contingency Fee Model:
- What percentage of any recovery will go to attorney's fees?
- What types of costs or expenses might I be responsible for?
- What criteria does Melmed Law Group use to evaluate whether a construction defect case is suitable for contingency?
- How do the lawyers at Melmed Law Group keep clients informed about case progress and strategy?
- What is Melmed Law Group's track record in achieving successful outcomes in construction defect cases?
Making the Right Choice for Your Property: Why Choose Melmed Law Group
When Contingency Representation at Melmed Law Group Makes Sense
Contingency representation at Melmed Law Group is particularly advantageous when:
- Your property has suffered significant damage from construction defects
- The repair costs are substantial and well-documented
- The responsible parties—developers, contractors, or their insurers—have resources to satisfy a judgment or settlement
- Paying hourly fees throughout litigation would create financial hardship
- You want your attorney's interests completely aligned with yours
- You want to pursue your legal rights without financial risk
All of these benefits are possible because Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Melmed Law Group's Case Evaluation Process
The lawyers at Melmed Law Group carefully evaluate every potential construction defect case to determine whether contingency representation is appropriate. Melmed Law Group considers:
- Merits of Your Claims: Do you have strong legal and factual grounds for recovery?
- Severity of Defects: Are the construction defects significant enough to warrant litigation?
- Damages: Are the repair costs and property damage substantial enough to justify the investment?
- Responsible Parties' Resources: Can the developers, contractors, or their insurers pay a judgment or settlement?
- Evidence: Is there sufficient evidence—expert reports, building records, photographs—to prove your claims?
- Timing: Are your claims within applicable statutes of limitation?
If the lawyers at Melmed Law Group offer to take your case on contingency, it means the firm has concluded that your case has strong potential for a successful outcome.
The Bottom Line: Melmed Law Group Is Paid for Performance, Not Time
The fundamental difference between Melmed Law Group and traditional hourly billing firms comes down to this:
- Hourly billing firms make money based on how much time they spend on your case.
- Melmed Law Group makes money based on the results the firm achieves for you.
This creates a completely different dynamic:
- The lawyers at Melmed Law Group are motivated to work efficiently, not extensively
- Melmed Law Group focuses on outcomes, not activity
- The firm pursues strategies that maximize your recovery, not billable hours
- Melmed Law Group has every incentive to resolve your case as favorably and quickly as possible
- The lawyers at Melmed Law Group only succeed when you succeed
This is only possible because Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees.
Contact Melmed Law Group to Discuss Your Construction Defect Case
If your home or commercial property has been damaged by defective construction—whether from structural failures, water intrusion, foundation problems, or substandard materials—you may be entitled to significant financial recovery. Melmed Law Group's contingency fee model allows you to pursue your rights without upfront costs and without the financial risk of paying hourly fees throughout the litigation.
The lawyers at Melmed Law Group offer a free initial consultation to evaluate your case. If Melmed Law Group believes your case is suitable for contingency representation, the firm will explain exactly how the fee structure works and what you can expect throughout the legal process.
Don't let the cost of hourly billing prevent you from pursuing the justice and compensation you deserve for defective construction. Contact Melmed Law Group today to learn more about how the firm's results-driven, contingency-based approach to construction defect litigation can benefit you.
Remember: Melmed Law Group takes on construction defect cases on contingency, which means the firm's compensation is tied directly to the results obtained for you. If Melmed Law Group recovers money through settlement or judgment, the firm receives a percentage of that recovery. If Melmed Law Group doesn't recover anything, you owe nothing in attorney's fees. That's the Melmed Law Group difference—perfectly aligned interests focused on your success.