Failing to Disclose Defects

At the law office of John McDuff, I represent buyers and sellers of residential and commercial real estate in litigation centering on failure to disclose defects. If you have bought property and have a claim against the seller for failing to disclose a defect, or you have sold property and are facing a claim of the same, I am prepared to protect your rights.

I am Austin business lawyer John McDuff. For more than 30 years, I have helped businesses and individuals in Central Texas and beyond obtain positive outcomes to difficult situations.

Contact my law office today to speak with an experienced Austin real estate litigation attorney.

Handling Defect Claims in Texas

When property owners sell a house, commercial building or other property, they are legally required to disclose all material defects to the buyer. Defects can include cracks in the foundation, leaky roofs, faulty plumbing and other flaws in construction or design.

Sellers are also required to disclose potential environmental hazards, zoning violations and other problems that may expose the buyer to future liability.

Whatever the specific circumstances of your real estate dispute, I will seek to handle it in a favorable, cost-effective manner. I have experience handling litigation over failure to disclose defects and other real estate law matters. While I prepare every case for trial, I am often able to achieve favorable results through negotiation and settlement.

Contact Austin Real Estate Litigation Attorney John McDuff

Call 512.457.1177 or e-mail my law firm to schedule an appointment with an experienced Austin, Texas, attorney