Lubin Olson’s Construction service excels in all realms of construction law. From entitlements, design, and bidding through contracting and project administration to dispute resolution, claims, and appeals, Lubin Olson works in sync with our clients to develop strategic and efficient approaches, mitigate risk, and avoid unnecessary litigation. Should a dispute arise that requires formal dispute resolution, Lubin Olson has a team of litigators that have won complex construction cases before arbitrators and in state and federal courts nationwide.

Our attorneys have years of excellence and experience across a broad range of construction contracting and consulting issues. In contracts and transactional matters, we have significant experience with drafting and negotiating engineering, architect, supply and construction agreements; preparing and analyzing bid documents; and handling contractor breaches and default and cure plans. Our lawyers advise on project and contract administration, including differing site conditions, change orders, payment applications, schedule and delay analysis, and insurance claims, as well as the contracting and supervision of rework. We collaborate with our clients on the termination of contractors and subcontractors, both for default and for convenience, and the retention and supervision of follow-on contractors. Additionally, we handle prevailing wage and certified payroll issues; the analysis, negotiation, and resolution of claims by and against owners, contractors, subcontractors, engineers, and architects; and the analysis of design defects, construction defects, and remedial plans. 

We also advise our clients on litigation, dispute resolution, and risk management for delay and extra work claims; differing site condition claims; claims by and against terminated contractors and subcontractors; liquidated damages claims; warranty claims; construction defect and design claims; surety claims; insurance claims; and prevailing wage claims.

For more information about Lubin Olson’s Construction service, please contact Richard E. Elder.