Practice Area
Failure to Disclose Claims
California requires sellers to disclose known material facts. When defects surface after closing, buyers may have claims, and sellers may face them. We handle nondisclosure matters on both sides with attention to what was known, when, and what the documents show.
How We Help
Focused, Practical Counsel
For buyers
Water intrusion, unpermitted work, soil issues: when a hidden problem surfaces, we assess whether the law offers recourse.
For sellers and agents
Disclosure claims can be overbroad or hindsight-driven. We defend with the transaction record and the governing standards.
Evidence first
These cases turn on documents, timelines, and inspection trails. We build the record before positions harden.
Common Question
Worth Knowing
How long do buyers have to bring a nondisclosure claim?
Deadlines vary with the legal theory and the facts, and some are short. If you suspect a nondisclosure issue, seek advice promptly rather than waiting.
General information only, not legal advice. Every matter depends on its facts.
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