Kelly McCann
Kelly helps homeowners with serious construction, insurance, hidden-defect, and property disputes where the repair cost, the facts, and the recovery path all need a careful practical review.
Recovered millions for property owners
Through trials, settlements, and other case resolutions.
Construction and cost-estimating background
Useful when defect, repair, and scope issues all affect the same matter.
Finance and real-estate training
Brings practical perspective to repair cost, loss, and recovery strategy.
Direct senior attention on accepted matters
Accepted matters receive direct senior attention.
Work built around serious homeowner property disputes.
Kelly McCann leads Burnside Law Group and focuses on serious homeowner matters involving construction defects, underpaid insurance claims, hidden defects, and inspection-related problems.
The work is centered on disputes where repair cost, money pressure, and the practical next step all matter at the same time.
A background that helps connect facts, scope, and loss.
Kelly’s background includes construction, finance, and real-estate training. That perspective is useful when the question is not just whether something went wrong, but what proper repair may actually require and how that affects recovery.
It also matters when a case involves overlapping pressures like defect scope, insurance position, post-purchase facts, and the cost of making the property whole.
Start with the practical problem in front of the owner.
The first review is usually about identifying the property issue, the documents that matter, the real repair picture, and whether the dispute has become serious enough to justify recovery work.
That means looking for a grounded path forward instead of treating every frustrating property problem as if it belongs in the same category.
Education that supports the work.
Kelly’s education supports the practical, property-focused approach the firm brings to serious homeowner disputes.
Continue from here.
Choose the path that best fits what you need next.
Bring the issue in for review.
If the property dispute is already serious enough to need a closer look, send the facts in for review.