Construction Law

The particular strength, which sets our firm apart from the others, is our in-depth knowledge and expertise of the procedures and subject matter which frequently arise during the construction process.

Our attorneys are as comfortable consulting with field personnel as they are with company executives. They are familiar with the language, practice and procedures of the construction industry, which results in a quicker and more thorough analysis of the issues in question.

We assist clients in avoiding disputes and litigation through:

• Pre-contract review
• Contract interpretation
• Risk shifting
• Effective and efficient claim analysis
• Claim preparation
• Creative dispute resolution procedures

Our attorneys have “hands on” experiences with disputes involving:

• Changed conditions extra work
• Contract delay claims
• Disruption
• Obstruction
• Labor inefficiency
• Payment
• Performance bond claims
• Federal and State contract disputes
• Prevailing wage claims
• OSHA and labor relations issues

Our law firm is routinely involved in:

• Project administration
• Project scheduling
• Bid protests and disputes
• Claims analysis
• Contract payment disputes
• Mechanics Liens
• Payment and performance bond issues
• Suspension issues and contract termination
• LEED project contract disputes
• All other construction related issues

In our claims and disputes work, our construction attorneys have worked with specialized consultants in architecture, engineering, project scheduling, financial and cost analysis and other disciplines.

We encourage our clients to “control their own fate” whenever possible. However, it is not unusual that matters are unable to be resolved through negotiation or mediation. When that situation arises our clients confidently rely upon our attorney’s extensive experience in representing their interests in the arbitration and litigation of complex construction disputes before single and multi-arbitrator panels, State and Federal Courts as well as the Federal Claims Court and Board of Contract Appeals.