Iowa allows negligence claims for defective construction. However, these claims are often limited by the economic loss doctrine. This doctrine essentially provides that a cause of action based on negligence does not accrue until the claimant discovers that they have actually suffered an injury or reasonably should have discovered it. Read the full article here: [ Ссылка ]
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Iowa allows for various remedies regarding faulty construction jobs. In this article, we discuss frequently utilized claims, including: #NegligenceClaims #BreachofContract Claims Breach of Express Warranty Claims Breach of #ImpliedWarrantyClaims #MisrepresentationandFraud We also discuss frequent defenses to construction defect claims in Iowa, including the: Statute of Limitations Statute of Repose
