Construction Law
Our construction lawyers represent contractors and builders, subcontractors, suppliers, and owners in all types of commercial construction disputes. Given our experiences, both as attorneys and before becoming attorneys, we bring an uncommon understanding and perspective to our construction law practice.
Upcoming construction seminars
We are hosting two free construction seminars this spring, designed to assist owners, contractors and suppliers in dealing with issues faced on a daily basis. You and/or any other professionals or project managers in your office are welcome to attend one or both of the seminars.
On April 26, 2013, we will address the methods of preserving, perfecting, prosecuting, and defending mechanic's liens, performance and payment bond claims, and other contract and payment dispute topics.
For additional information about the seminars and to RSVP, click here.
Our construction attorneys have successfully represented owners, general contractors and subcontractors in disputes involving every facet of the construction industry, including:
• competitive bidding,
• contract negotiation and formation,
• unforeseen and differing site conditions,
• scope of work disputes,
• changed or extra work disputes,
• quality of work issues,
• inadequate plans and specifications,
• timeliness of completion,
• delay, acceleration, liquidated damages,
• completion of work,
• mechanic’s lien claims, and
• non-payment issues.
View our article indexes for articles about construction issues, Ohio mechanic's liens, and union salting articles.
We hope you enjoy the photos on this page and find them interesting. The photos are by Sam and Erin Barkley, taken during their adventures through Mongolia.
Practice Areas
- Construction Law
- Employment Law
- Business Litigation
- Arbitration and Mediation
- Insurance Law
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