Topic
Drywall
6 published works
Canada-U.S. Blog
Minister Responsible For The CBSA Does Not Understand How Canada’s Antidumping Law Works
Canada's Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Ralph Goodale) is responsible for the Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA"). On September 20, 2016, Minister Goodale was asked about the antidumping…
Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
Consumer Product Safety Commission Urges Congress for Assitance with Chinese Drywall Crisis
Last week, after increased scrutiny surrounding the Chinese drywall crisis, the Consumer Product Safety Commission sent a letter to select members of Congress outlining their process for investigating the source,…
Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
First Piece of Chinese Drywall Federal Legislation Passed in Congress
An amendment calling for an immediate investigation into the correlation between Chinese drywall and the national foreclosure rate has been passed. Earlier this month, the drywall-related provision was successfully offered…
Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
Chinese Drywall May Damage Or Corrode HVAC and Electrical Systems In Homes
Builders and homeowners in Florida and other states across the country are becoming more and more concerned about Chinese-manufactured drywall that is suspected of being defective.
Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
Problems With Chinese-manufactured Drywall
Michael Foreman, a construction consultant for Sarasota’s Foreman & Associates, Inc., said Knauf plasterboard is defective. The allegedly defective Chinese Drywall for the most part was produced by Knauf Plasterboard…
Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
Defective Chinese Drywall
Stark & Stark's Construction Litigation Team is investigating possibly defective Chinese drywall (a.k.a. "sheetrock," "plasterboard") that has allegedly ruined many new condominium units in several states. Over the past few…