What is Construction Law?
Construction law encompasses any matter relating to a construction project or other related field, and covers a wide range of legal issues including contract law, bonding, guarantees, sureties, liens, defective design and construction, and other various construction claims. Construction law does not just affect one type of entity, but encompasses any party to a construction project, such as the owner, architect or engineer, surveyor, contractor, subcontractor, supplier, surety, and financial institutions.
Construction Contracts
Drafting & Review of Contract Documents
Design – Bid – Build
Design – Build
Integrated Project Delivery
Negotiation
Risk Allocation & Mitigation
Litigation
Breach of Contract
Payment and Performance Bonds
Changes in Scope of Work
Wrongful Termination
Acceleration and Delay
Litigation Avoidance
Arbitration
Mediation
Miller Act Claims
Alabama Public Works Bond Claims (Alabama’s version of the Miller Act)
Construction Bond Claims & Defense
Filing Claim of Liens
Defending Lien Claims
Litigation to Enforce a Claimed Lien
Mechanic’s Liens
Defective Construction Claims
Defective Design Claims
Building Code Violations
Construction Failures
Warranty and Workmanship Disputes
Construction Claims
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