Wolfe Law Group’s general construction law blog, the Construction Law Monitor, published three articles over the past two weeks that analyzed the choices faced by builders, homeowners and construction attorneys involved with Chinese Drywall claims.

The three-part series of articles provides these parties with a useful discussion of the decisions that must be confronted as each deal with damages sustained by the installation and supply of tainted drywall.

The article series can be found under the Chinese Drywall Tag on the blog. Or by clicking on one of the following links, whereby each article is briefly discussed.

Builders
This article discusses issues related to making insurance claims, remedying the drywall problem within homes, the duty to mitigate damages and options available to the builder in litigation.

Construction Attorneys
This article discusses the role of class action suits in the imported drywall crisis, warranties and the role of builders in the suits, and how the duty to mitigate damages affects all parties.

Homeowners
This article discusses the choices facing homeowners who have tainted drywall in their homes. It examines the pros and cons of class action suits, individual litigation, and making insurance claims….as well as the ultimate unfortunate job that homeowner might be forced to take: fixing the drywall out of their own pocket (at least for now).