Spyglass Point 72 HOA v. Spyglass Point Ventures, et al.
Published: Nov. 27, 1993 | Result Date: Aug. 13, 1993 | Filing Date: Jan. 1, 1900 |Case number: 653101 – $1,658,060
Judge
Court
San Diego Superior
Attorneys
Plaintiff
Michael D. Dicks
(Dicks & Coglianese LLP)
Defendant
Experts
Plaintiff
Mary Lighterink
(technical)
Thomas R. Hayes
(technical)
Ted S. Merrill
(technical)
Michael Packard
(technical)
Ralph Jeffrey
(technical)
James T. Frost
(technical)
Defendant
Rick Colia
(technical)
Lee C. Johnson
(technical)
Mark D. Hetherington
(technical)
Peter Poutney
(technical)
Stan Keiser
(technical)
Facts
Spyglass Point is a 72-unit condominium development in La Costa, constructed by Defendants in 1989. The units sold for $89,000 to $125,900 per unit. Plaintiff homeowners complained of various alleged defects, including noise transmissions, ponding and leaking decks, violation of slope restrictions, et cetera.
Settlement Discussions
Both parties agree that Defendants made no offer and Plaintiffs made a 998 demand of $2,000,000.
Damages
The value of the damages claimed were unspecified. The Plaintiffs asked the jury to award $4,700,000; and Defendant asked the jury to award $255,000.
Other Information
Plaintiffs and some Cross-defendant subcontractors entered into pretrial settlements totaling $200,000.
Deliberation
4 days
Poll
11-1
Length
10 days
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