One of the more horrifying-sounding construction lawsuits is coming out of La Jolla, reports VSD: "Instead of sawn wood or steel beams, Seahaus's skeleton is made of "parallel strand lumber" beams -- long strands of wood from small trees glued together to make beams. The homeowners' lawsuits allege that the developers knew the rainy winter of 2005 was exposing the buildings' frames to rain, that they knew the beams could become an unglued mushy mess." Mold and mushrooms have surfaced. [Voice of San Diego]
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