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Iowa Court of Appeals Issues Opinion Shielding Home Designer From Liability Following Contractor’s Defective Work

07.12.2024Jodie Clark McDougalJackson G. O'Brien

When homeowners discover defective construction, it can be difficult to understand and remedy the issues. It can be even more difficult to determine which parties are responsible. The Iowa Court of Appeals recently offered some clarity in Yakel v. Wheeler.

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