Free case review

Tell us the facts. We review them before we call.

About ten minutes. Short, factual answers are best. You can attach your contract and photos at the end, or email them later.

Where is the property, and what is your role?

The law that applies depends on the state where the work was done.

Please choose a state.
Please enter the city and ZIP.
Our attorneys are licensed in Nevada. Please continue. With your permission, we can connect you with an independent attorney licensed in your state.
Type of property
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Your role
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Who did the work?
Please enter the contractor's name.
In Nevada it must appear on the contract, bids, and advertising.
Is the contractor licensed?
Please choose one.
When a contractor is not licensed, the license bond and the Residential Recovery Fund are generally not available, and recovery often depends on whether the person can actually pay. Please continue. We will review what you send and point you to small claims and self-help resources if that is the better route.
Please choose a project type.
What was agreed, and what was paid?
What kind of agreement do you have?
Please choose one.
Were there plans, drawings, or written specifications?
Please choose one.
Please enter an amount. An estimate is fine.
Please enter an amount. An estimate is fine.
Please enter a date. Approximate is fine.
Leave blank if work is ongoing.
What went wrong?

Check everything that applies.

Any code or permit problem?
Please choose one.
Five to ten sentences. Stick to what happened and when. Dates, amounts, and what was said in writing help most.
Please describe what happened.
What proof do you have?

Check what you can provide. You do not need everything to submit.

Independent inspection

Almost every file needs a written report from a neutral inspector or engineer. The owner pays the inspector directly. Reports typically start around $400.

Please choose one.
Without an independent report, most contractor claims come down to one person's word against another's, and the path to recovery is difficult. You can still submit. We may suggest self-help resources or small claims court instead.
Do you have written bids to repair or finish the work?
Please choose one.
What is at stake, and what would resolve it?
Your best estimate of the amount in dispute

The cost to repair or finish the work, plus any amounts you overpaid.

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Disputes in this range are usually best handled in small claims court, where you do not need a lawyer. Please submit anyway. We will tell you if a Contractors Board complaint or another option makes sense, and send you self-help resources.
What are you looking for?
Please tell us what you are hoping for.
Have you filed a complaint with the State Contractors Board?
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Do you already have an attorney for this dispute?
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How do we reach you?
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Attach documents (optional)Up to about 8 MB in total. If your files are larger, submit without them and reply to our email with the rest.