A James Hardie board lawsuit has alleged that the fiber cement exterior siding sold and manufactured by the company is defective and can fail prematurely. The suit further claims that the company has failed to fully uphold the terms of its product warranties to replace the damaged siding. If you have experienced James Hardie siding problems with the fiber cement exterior siding, you may also have legal recourse to recover damages for the cost of repairing or replacing the siding. To find out if you can participate in a James Hardie board lawsuit, visit
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According to allegations made in a James
Hardie board lawsuit, the fiber cement exterior siding can fail prematurely due to moisture invasion. Homeowners have claimed that underlying structures and property can be damaged when rain, snow or other types of moisture penetrate the siding. The deformation and deterioration of the siding can reportedly be indicated with any of the following: warping; flaking; discoloration; cracking; and product shrinkage. In the most severe cases of Hardie board problems, the siding breaks and falls off the structure, according to the James Hardie Board lawsuit.
If you have experienced James Hardie siding issues, learn more about the potential legal recourse available to homeowners experiencing these problems. Simply visit Class Action.org today for a free online case evaluation to find out if you may be able to participate in a James Hardie board lawsuit. The lawyers for
Hardie board problems who are working with the site are offering this initial case review at no cost and with no obligation.
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