Feinberg Grant Mayfield Kaneda & Litt, LLP, a leading civil litigation firm specializing faulty construction, construction defect and homeowner litigation in California and Nevada, has recently released our new web site.

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Feinberg Grant Mayfield Kaneda & Litt, LLP is a nationally acclaimed civil litigation firm specializing in the representation of community associations, homeowners and commercial landowners in matters relating to construction defects, mold and land subsidence.  Every attorney in the firm is licensed in California and Nevada and licenses are also held in the states of Arizona and Colorado. 
 
The firm has an extraordinary track record in construction defect litigation, having recovered in excess of one hundred fifty million dollars for clients by way of verdicts and settlements throughout California and Nevada. The firm has been successful in numerous multi-party complex cases against substantial and formidable corporations and developers. 
 
Having been quoted in publications including the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Journal of the American Bar Association and the Kiplinger Newsletter, members of the firm are sought after speakers for seminars and training sessions nationwide. 
 
Members of the firm serve as instructors for the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, the Nevada Department of Real Estate, the California Association of Community Managers and the Community Associations Institute. Private training sessions are also given to insurance carriers, third party claims adjustors and trade organizations. 
 

The firm represents community associations, homeowners, consumers and commercial landowners in matters relating to construction defects, mold and land subsidence.

The firm has received the highest rating ("AV") by Martindale-Hubbell's national law directory indicating "very high to preeminent legal ability and very high ethical standards".

Every attorney in the firm is licensed in California and Nevada and licenses are also held in the states of Arizona and Colorado.