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Contractors & Tradesmen
Lawyer in Denver

Lawyers Who Speak Construction

    Whether you're an established GC, a start-up subcontractor, or a tradesman trying to get your name out there, you need to ensure you're legally protected at every stage of a project. While you may think you're saving money, it is significantly more cost-effective to hire a lawyer before a project starts than it is to hire a lawyer to resolve problems after it goes south. Effective, tailored contractual provisions can protect contractors. If you find yourself in a dispute, or want to prevent one with a solid contract, reach out to us.

DISPUTES WITH PROPERTY OWNERS: 

How do I Resolve a Dispute and How do I Avoid them in the Future?
Disputes with property owners are inevitable. Handling disputes and preventing them in the future may require advice from an attorney. Issues that may arise include disputes over:

1. payments
2. scope of work & change orders
3. contract terms and provisions
4. timeline for completion
5. construction defects & property damage
6. punch lists
7. materials
8. cost overruns & unexpected costs
9. unexpected delays
10. warranties & liability

   Contractors can protect themselves by first having a proper contract that clearly defines the parties' rights and responsibilities.  Not all disputes can be avoided; if you find yourself in a dispute and aren't sure how to handle the situation, contact us for a consultation. Our firm is founded on the principle of providing upfront, honest case assessments.

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