Iowa Court of Appeals Issues Opinion Shielding Home Designer From Liability Following Contractor’s Defective Work

Source: https://www.lexology.com/, July 12, 2024
By: Jodie Clark McDougal and Jackson G. O’Brien, Fredrikson & Byron PA

When homeowners discover defective construction, it can be difficult to understand and remedy the issues. It can be even more difficult to determine which parties are responsible. The Iowa Court of Appeals recently offered some clarity in Yakel v. Wheeler, No. 23-0795, 2024 WL 3290371, at *1 (Iowa Ct. App. July 3, 2024).

Understanding Contractual Responsibility: The Facts

In the realm of home improvements, disputes over construction quality and responsibility can lead to legal battles. The case of Yakel v. Wheeler highlights one such dispute, where homeowners sought recourse for allegedly defective siding installation on their property. Read more.

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