Calif. High Court Ruling May Shrink Construction Defect Suits

By Erin Coe (August 16, 2012, 12:00 AM EDT) -- The California Supreme Court held Thursday that arbitration provisions in developers' rules for homeowners associations are enforceable as long as they fairly consider the rights of the associations and individual owners, a decision that is likely to lead to fewer construction defect cases going to court and quicker dispute resolution, attorneys say....

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