District Court Judge Timothy Williams approved a joint motion Friday for a $90 million settlement of a class action lawsuit involving faulty Kitec plumbing fixtures manufactured by Canada-based IPEX.

The repairs were supposed to be quick and hassle-free for the homeowners. Once all the work was completed, the plumbers, drywall installers and painters would leave no trace that they had ever been in ...

Jane Nagy is making very sure the administrator of a potential settlement fund knows her Ransom Canyon house had a problem with Kitec pipe and fittings last year. The damage caused by the faulty ...

A group of South Plains homeowners has filed a separate lawsuit in Lubbock County District Court against the manufacturer and wholesale distributor of a defective plumbing pipe system recalled in 2005 ...

Canadians who installed plumbing that eventually leaked will learn Thursday if they will be financially compensated for doing so. Two weeks ago, a proposed $125-million US settlement was reached in ...

This IPEX water pipe fitting was taken from a Pulte home in Anthem. The corroded fittings can cause declining water pressure and leaks. Photo by: Richard Brian Attorneys are rushing to beat the clock ...

The short answer is: Yes. Kitec plumbing was widely used in Canada and the U.S. in homes and condominiums built, or extensively renovated, between 1995 and 2007. It was sold for pipes for drinkable ...

Should condominium corporations disclose the existence of Kitec plumbing to potential buyers on their status certificates? That was the question Natalie asked me after she had bought and sold a ...

Home inspectors across North America are flagging a quiet problem inside walls and crawlspaces: certain plumbing materials ...

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