Lessor v. Wangelin

Edward Wangelin, Jr., appeals from a judgment in favor of Gene Lessor in the amount of $14,140.31 for faulty workmanship in the construction of Lessor's duplex. While Wangelin concedes that the building had defects, he alleges that the trial court's findings with regard to damages were contrary to the great weight and clear preponderance of the evidence. We conclude that the trial court, as the trier of fact, adequately considered the testimony of the expert witnesses. We therefore affirm.

Lessor asserts that this appeal is frivolous under Rule 809.25(3), Stats., and she requests attorney's…