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There are many reasons a building collapse occurs, and your Phoenix building collapse lawyer will evaluate the specifics of your case to reach a conclusion. You can trust your lawyer to investigate all possibilities, which will likely include the following:
Those responsible for designing, constructing, and maintaining buildings must plan for unexpected, yet still possible, complications. For example, they must anticipate storms, other natural disasters, or acts of intentional or accidental violence on the building and ensure the buildings can literally “stand up” in the wake of such events.
The following factors, among others, can create insecure infrastructure and weaken the building, making it more susceptible to collapse even without outside stressors.
Buildings suffer the effects of time. If they are not properly inspected and maintained, stresses such as expanding cracks or corroded infrastructure can cause collapse.
Sometimes, buildings are constructed to support specific purposes. Over time, they may be used for other reasons their design cannot support. This improper use can lead to collapse.
Once the cause or causes of the collapse are determined, you can file suit against the responsible parties.
If the building was poorly designed, architects and engineers may hold responsibility for its collapse. If contractors or construction workers failed to follow designs for a safe structure or used inferior products to complete the job, they may be culpable.
If the property owner failed to have proper inspections and did not ensure the building was maintained, that party may be held accountable.
Arizona has a two-year statute of limitations for filing personal injury claims. You should, however, consult with a lawyer and file as soon as possible. With prompt access to your case, your lawyer will ensure your claim is filed well within the legal deadline and can begin building your case immediately.
In Arizona, personal injury cases operate under a pure comparative fault system. This means the plaintiff, the party filing the injury claim, can collect a settlement even if they hold some fault for the accident. The settlement is reduced in proportion to their degree of fault. If you hold 25% responsibility for the accident, your settlement is reduced by 25%.
Unfortunately, at-fault parties and the insurance companies representing them often attempt to deflect responsibility for their negligence or use dishonest means to exaggerate your percentage of fault as a way to reduce the compensation they have to pay. A skilled Phoenix building collapse attorney will not stand for these dishonest tactics, will advocate fiercely for your best interests, and hold at-fault parties accountable.
Scheduling a meeting with an experienced Phoenix building collapse attorney is as easy as visiting the Zanes Law contact page and calling or sending a message. We will respond quickly to review your case and discuss your options during your free consultation. The Zanes Law legal team cares about each of its clients and will give your case the attention it needs and deserves.
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