al, a nearly two-month jury trial which resulted in a jury verdict in March 2008 finding that Dryvit, the largest EIFS Manufacturer in the United States, violated the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act. al, which was nearly a six-month jury trial against 24 active defendants ending in a verdict and settlements totaling nearly $20,000,000*. Brenner has been lead or co-counsel at trial for multiple complex cases including Renaissance Condominium Association, Inc. *Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances* Brenner has been involved in handling over 200 construction litigation cases dealing with a wide range of issues including, but not limited to, water penetration through virtually every kind of building cladding material including, but not limited to, exterior insulation and finish systems, brick, manufactured stone veneer, fiber cement panels, fiber cement siding, stucco, cedar siding and vinyl siding deficiencies in commercial and residential roofing systems including tile, EDPM, asphalt shingle, among others leaks through or around windows and doors which are defective and/or deficiently installed water infiltration through building penetrations and foundations design and construction deficiencies in high-rise and mid-rise commercial and residential construction structural failure of decks, balconies, plazas, steel, concrete, stick and panelized framing systems deficient design and construction of fire suppression, plumbing and HVAC systems deficient design and construction of sea walls and revetments deficient design and construction of septic fields and sewage systems and deficient design and construction of foundations, roads and other site work. Brenner has extensive experience in handling complex construction litigation claims on behalf of community associations, developers and other plaintiffs. Brenner is a Retired Shareholder and former Chair of the firm’s Construction Litigation Group.

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