Contractor Disputes Resolved Efficiently
Breach of contract claims involving construction contractors often must be decided by arbitration, but in addition to our success in arbitration, our firm also excels in negotiating and mediating disputes outside of arbitration or court. We pursue and protect your best interests cost-effectively, confidently and creatively.
As a smaller law firm with the talent, resources and experience that you would expect to find at a large law firm, we are able to provide custom-tailored, one-on-one services to each of our clients throughout their cases with full access to our attorneys.
We represent general contractors, subcontractors, developers, construction companies, landowners, suppliers, architects, designers and others in construction contract dispute cases involving the broad range of issues, including:
- Delay claims
- Construction and design defects
- Warranty claims
- Substandard materials claims
- Payment claims
- Foreclosure and mechanic’s liens
Cost Containment And Business Protection
Achieving resolutions through alternatives to litigation or arbitration are attractive to limit your legal costs and find efficient resolutions, but they are not always successful. Certainly, our team will work to maintain important business relationships and achieve resolution as quickly as possible in your best interests, but sometimes the other party just will not be reasonable.
When achieving your best possible outcome requires litigation, our lawyers are prepared. We are prepared for litigation or arbitration from the outset, and we are committed to aggressively protecting your interests if the business relationship cannot be saved.
Breach Of Contract
Effective resolution and cost containment in a contract dispute is about knowing how to negotiate with a party whose perspective and objectives are divergent from your own. Litigation is often the last resort in a contract dispute, but the prospect of litigating against our firm is often a highly effective tool in negotiations with counter parties. We strive to limit uncertainty in our clients’ cases and seek resolutions through alternatives to litigation, but our clients’ cases are always prepared for litigation and stalwart protection.