WE HELP YOU SOLVE YOUR LEGAL ISSUES SO YOU CAN FOCUS ON WHAT YOU DO BEST

You’re proud of your business.  Your hard work, sacrifice, and commitment to excellence has paid off.  But now you find yourself in a legal dispute that is disrupting your business and hurting profits.  We can help.

Construction related legal issues are complex.  Successful construction professionals know that a qualified, experienced construction attorney can quickly cut through the fog and get business back on track.  Our lawyers have years of experience in solving legal issues for all construction professionals – Owners, Architects, Engineers, GC’s, Subs, Specialty Contractors, Suppliers and Sureties.  Give us a call.  We would love to work with you.

Here is a sample of the construction issues our lawyers deal with every day:

• Collections (Get you Paid)
• Materialman/Mechanic’s liens
• Payment and Performance Bonds (Commercial, Miller Act, Little Miller Act)
• Field Performance Issues: Change Orders, Differing Site Conditions, Extra Work
• Contract Drafting and Negotiations
• Breach of Contract Claims
• Licensing Requirements
• Public Contracts
• Bid Protests
• Construction Defects
• Contract Defaults and Terminations
• Delay/Disruption and Impact Claims
• Dispute Resolution  (Meditation, Arbitration, Litigation)
• Architect and Engineer Design Liability
• Davis Bacon Issues
• OSHA Claims and Safety Violations
• Actual and Constructive Acceleration
• Lost Labor and Equipment Productivity
• Incomplete or Defective Design
• Warranty of Specification Issues
• Inadequate and Uncoordinated Project Management
• Excessive Changes (Cardinal Change)
• Slope and Shoring Failures, Rocks and Other Soils-Related Problems
• Denial of Work Site Access
• Defective Materials and Equipment
• Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Issues
• Rejection of Goods
• Repair of Non-Conforming Work
• Environmental Hazards
• Additional Compensation
• Extensions of Time to Perform
• Relief From Imposition of Liquidated or Actual Damages
• Inspections and Other Local Government Issues
• Labor and Employment Issues