Grimshaw & Co - Specialist Leaky Building Lawyers

Leaky Homes & Insurance Lawyers

Grimshaw & Co is a litigation and dispute resolution practice, best known for representing clients affected by leaky homes and leaky buildings. It also acts for victims of the Christchurch earthquakes in claims against insurance companies.

Leaky Building Litigation

Specialists
Grimshaw & Co is New Zealand's leading law firm in Leaky Building litigation. Our lawyers have been handling Leaky Building / Leaky Homes cases in NZ since 2003 so we have a wealth of experience in this area. With offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch we handle cases throughout New Zealand.

Results

We are trailblazers in recovering compensation for Leaky Building / Leaky Home owners in NZ. We have an unrivalled track record achieving excellent outcomes for clients, both through the Courts and the Weathertight Homes Tribunal, either through negotiated settlements or by obtaining judgments. We act for body corporates, unit owners in body corporates and for individual home owners. No case is too big or too small.

Leaky building litigation resources
What you need to know about leaky homes
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Insurance Law

Grimshaw & Co acts for victims of the Christchurch earthquake in disputes with insurance companies. Our insurance lawyers have many years of experience in acting in insurance disputes both for insurers and for insureds. This experience enables us to obtain the best results available in claims involving insurance companies. Our office is at Unit 1, 33 Mandeville Street, Riccarton.

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Landmark Supreme Court Decision

The owners of the Spencer on Bryon hotel complex have won an historic victory in the Supreme Court. Grimshaw & Co acted for the Spencer on Byron Body Corporate and owners. The Court has found that Councils owe a duty of care in respect of all property including non-residential property such as hotels.

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Pre-Quake Damage Issues

Some residential and commercial property owners are now discovering that their properties were damaged long before the Canterbury earthquakes. In some cases earthquake building repairs have revealed pre-existing damage caused by systemic building defects.

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