Practice Area

Construction Law

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Construction law attorneys at Young Moore represent owners, general contractors, architects, engineers, subcontractors, material manufacturers or suppliers, and insurers in disputes arising out of the design or construction of a variety of projects ranging in size and complexity from large public and private commercial projects to residences. Our attorneys have substantial experience in construction product defect cases. (See Product Liability and Professional Liability.)

We assist clients with contract negotiations, pre-suit resolution of disputes, lien and payment bond matters, surety issues, administrative hearings, arbitration, litigation, and insurance coverage. Our attorneys are familiar with construction practices and procedures in public (“multi-prime”) as well as private projects. We also have substantial experience in cases raising issues of delay, faulty materials or workmanship, and bad faith claims.

Issues concerning lead and mold, and other environmental concerns, often arise in the context of construction. We are experienced in lead and mold identification and remediation, and in litigation involving related personal injury and property damage claims, including liability insurance implications. (See Environmental Litigation.)

We are happy to become involved early in the construction process to assist clients in identifying and resolving issues that may otherwise lead to protracted litigation. We welcome the opportunity to evaluate claims and defenses for clients at the earliest stage possible and discuss all phases of representation with clients with the objective to provide the most cost-effective representation.

In addition to handling construction law matters, Young Moore is equipped to represent construction clients on business and real estate transactions. Visit our other practice areas to learn more.

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