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Construction Defect Lawsuits for Developers: 5 Contract Clauses That Can Save You

Construction defect lawsuits for developers often come down to what’s written (or missing) in your contracts long before a buyer ever sues you. If you’re a Florida contractor or developer and need help drafting or reviewing your purchase and construction contracts, learn more about working with Cueto Law Group’s construction law team here: https://cuetolawgroup.com/florida-con... Book a Business Consultation ▶ https://cuetolawgroup.com/business-li... Download the First Chapter of My Best-Selling Book ▶ https://go.cuetolawgroup.com/winningl... Get the Free Litigation Lockdown EBook ▶ https://go.cuetolawgroup.com/e-book-d... Visit Our Miami Office & Google Business Profile ▶ https://share.google/1aNOzdsFm2qBV1Lu2 Website ▶ https://cuetolawgroup.com/ Subscribe ▶ /@cuetolaw Florida construction defect claims are exploding, and juries often side with homeowners. In this video, Florida construction attorney Santiago Cueto walks developers through five critical clauses—notice and opportunity to cure, express warranties, liability caps, mandatory arbitration, and prevailing-party attorney’s fees—that can dramatically reduce your exposure in defect litigation. You’ll see why one missing clause turned a 3 million dollar claim into a disaster, how to draft warranty language that limits implied warranties, and how arbitration and fee-shifting provisions can keep marginal cases out of court and off the front page. Chapters: 0:00 Why construction defect lawsuits are exploding in Florida 0:42 The $3M mistake one developer made 1:25 Clause #1 – Notice and opportunity to cure 2:45 Clause #2 – Express warranty with defined scope 3:58 Clause #3 – Limitation of liability caps 5:05 Clause #4 – Mandatory arbitration with a construction-savvy arbitrator 6:12 Clause #5 – Attorney’s fees and the prevailing party standard 7:25 How these clauses shift leverage in defect lawsuits 7:50 When developers should consult a Florida construction attorney 8:10 Final takeaway and next steps LEGAL DISCLAIMER This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing this content does not create an attorney–client relationship with Cueto Law Group. For personalized legal guidance, visit https://cuetolawgroup.com/