Allison Knaup

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REAL MEMBER STORY: We bought our house a year ago and later found there was a latent defect, meaning the company fraudulently hid damages. On our residential contract, it asked the seller if there were any wood-destroying insects or if the property been treated for any wood destroying insects. That line said N/A. Clearly, they had covered up the situation with new... drywall and tried to jerry-rig the stairs with new wood against the termite-damaged wood. We had a contractor who specialized in termite restoration give us an estimate of $68,000 (included the damages, materials, and labor). We turned this over to our law firm. The attorneys wrote a letter (as well as several emails) and made several phone calls on our behalf, to this company. Long story short, the company has agreed to pay for and fix all the damages in our home as well as pay for housing for the time we will be out of our home. This $25 membership saved my family over $68,000. F. Hammett, LegalShield Member See more