Body Corporate Building Defects

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Sound legal advice for body corporates navigating building defects

and insurance claims

Apartment Buildings

Are you a body corporate manager or committee member?

If you’re a body corporate manager or committee member facing a situation where the site next door is being developed or your building has been damaged, it’s crucial to understand your rights and obligations. Whether you’re dealing with shoddy workmanship, water penetration or negligent construction techniques, we can help navigate these matters with expertise and confidence.

Are you facing one of the following issues?

  • Noise from machinery/generators
  • Developer/neighbour disputes
  • Damage to property
  • Insurance claims
  • Structural issues
  • Body Corporate failing to act or being unhelpful

A different approach

Dealing with building defects as a body corporate manager, committee member, or lot owner can be complicated and time consuming. In addition, corporate body law is challenging to navigate and the legal terminology is difficult to understand. In short, body corporate law is a specialised area that requires expert advice.

There are laws that govern how body corporates can operate and it’s important for you understand how you can lawfully respond to building defects, damaged property, and the impact on the quiet enjoyment of your property.

We’re experienced body corporate lawyers who’ll take the time to get to the bottom of your particular issue before giving any legal advice. We focus on the ‘why’ to figure out how you ended up in this particular situation. We’ll look at the issues from different angles to come up with a solution that might not seem obvious at first. Litigation is certainly not the only option.

 

Plans

Here’s our 5-step process:

Research

Get the facts

Understand

Explain what's gone wrong

Offer a solution

Want to chat about your building dispute with a lawyer who’ll take the time to listen without using complicated terminology? Call us on 07 3532 8665 or email mail@materiallaw.com.au.
Let’s get your issue sorted