Abstract
Construction defects actions (lawsuits) involving the sale of new residences that are sold on or after January 1, 2003, are governed by California Civil Code Section 986, also commonly referred to as “SB800” or the “Builder’s Right to Repair Law.” This legislation has redefined the rights and responsibilities of purchasers, sellers, builders, and designers regarding construction deficiencies in significant ways. This presentation will discuss the details of this Legislation as it affects the work of Consultants as Designers and as Forensic Experts.
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