Litigation is cropping up across the country over multimillion-dollar hotel, condominium and manufacturing building developments that unraveled as U.S. financing tightened during the past year, leaving financiers, developers and contractors to fight over who should pay for the failed deals.
Although many developments have fallen into foreclosure in the past few years with courts sorting out claims, others that stalled or stopped now are devolving into litigation as parties that invested money, labor and materials in the projects turn on each other to recoup what they can.
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