Dave. C. Wenholz “I can give you advice you can count on.”
- Class action and single-plaintiff lawsuits
- Has litigated against small contractors and billion-dollar developers
- In-depth investigation of your case
- Representing homeowners and businesspeople
Take Action Soon You May Only Have 6 Years
In many cases, Texas grants 10 years from the date the construction was completed to take legal action against a builder. If a warranty was provided, you may only have six years. In either case, reaching out to construction defect lawyer Dave Wenholz as soon as possible is the right thing to do. Let Mr. Wenholz get to work protecting what matters most to you.
Why You Need Dave Wenholz Fighting for You
Legal matters involving construction defects require an attorney with special expertise and a willingness to venture out of the office and into the field. Here are just a few reasons why Dave Wenholz is the attorney you need when a construction defect costs you dearly:
Going Deep for the Facts
Lawyers don't typically make you think of people who are willing to explore construction sites with engineers or take a ride on a commercial shrimp boat. But that's the kind of attorney Mr. Wenholz is. When gathering the facts requires going into the field and getting your hands dirty, Dave Wenholz is ready to go.
Never Backing Down
Development is a colossal commercial force in Austin, and the largest developers have extensive legal resources. Dave Wenholz is no stranger to facing off with billion-dollar developers. Whether the other party is a small company or MileStone Community Builders, he is ready to stand up for your rights.
Going the Distance
Everybody wants a timely resolution to their case, but it often takes time, work, and many hours in court to let the truth prevail in a construction defect case. Dave Wenholz approaches every case knowing it may involve a face-off in the courtroom, and he is always willing to take it that far when needed.
Trust Your Case to A Texas Attorney
Dave Wenholz earned his Bachelor's Degree from Texas A&M before earning his law degree from Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law in Dallas.
As an attorney with Texas roots, he takes a special interest when the biggest players in Austin's development boom neglect their responsibilities to Texans trying to establish their homes and build thriving businesses. There are bigger firms with offices across the country who may be willing to take your case, but they won't provide the personalized attention Dave Wenholz can provide. If your home or business has been compromised due to a construction defect, trust your case to a true Austin neighbor who is ready to use the law to your advantage.
"I want to be the champion on the right side of the dispute.” - Dave Wenholz
