Introduction

Good fences make good neighbors... Unless your neighbor built her fence on your property!!We have been dealing with these claims and litigation since the company was founded. By reviewing case studies, we will apply PFCS' Construction Claims Analysis Method to disputes including property line encroachment, view obstruction, tree roots causing damage to neighboring property, and architectural control violations in community associations (HOAs).

The program is intended for anyone in business who regularly deals with buildings and real property, particularly property and community managers, insurance professionals, and legal professionals.

Learning Objectives

• Introduce an analytical framework for dealing with adjacent property claims and litigation.

• Demonstrate application of the framework on several case studies.

Program Outline

1. Introduction

2. Case Study: Property Line Encroachment

3. Case Study: Tree Root Damage

4. Case Study: Damage from Construction

5. Case Study: Architectural Control Violations

6. Case Study: View Obstruction

7. Conclusion

Our Panel

Continuing Education

Note: You must attend the live webinar to obtain credit. Some states may approve this program for credit following individual submission. Certification of attendance will be sent to eligible webinar attendees within 3 business days of the webinar.

*States marked with an asterisk are still pending approval.

This webinar is approved for 1.0 credit hour of continuing education credit in the following states:

• Texas State Bar*

• California State Bar

• Florida State Bar*

• California Department of Insurance*

• Nevada State Bar*