Companies in the construction industry are keenly aware of the careful navigation and strategic planning required for successful building projects. Navigating the legal complexities and potential pitfalls of these projects requires the same degree of precision from an experienced legal team. Construction disputes are among the most complex, high-stakes commercial litigation matters, potentially involving millions of dollars in liability, as well as damage to valued reputations and relationships. MG+M The Law Firm understands the range of challenges that jeopardize our clients’ success in projects of all scales, including construction litigation and liability issues, insurance coverage and risk allocation, intricate regulatory landscapes, contractual risks and disputes, and labor and employment matters. Protecting the interests of the world’s largest owners, contractors, developers, construction managers, subcontractors and design professionals in critical cases and matters involving major construction projects nationwide, our team helps companies stay ahead of these challenges throughout every stage of a project to mitigate delays and cost, avoid litigation, and capitalize on emerging opportunities.
Our attorneys have extensive experience litigating multimillion-dollar construction claims throughout the United States. We represent construction companies vigorously in every forum and at every stage, from pre-litigation investigations to settlement negotiations, motion practice, arbitration, trials and appeals. Working closely with in-house teams and stakeholders, we develop and execute best-for-business strategies in breach of contract, construction defect, building delay, cost overrun, fraudulent invoice and other construction disputes. Furthermore, MG+M attorneys are at the forefront of protecting clients before litigation arises. We draft and negotiate contracts and provide risk management and project-related advice to help clients avoid costly claims and disputes.
With decades of experience in the construction industry, our attorneys can quickly cut through dense contracts filled with detailed timelines and punch lists to get to the heart of a dispute. We understand which issues are worth litigation and which are more effectively resolved through negotiation. As more and more construction stakeholders submit disputes to arbitration, our focus on pivotal issues often brings favorable rulings from panels charged with finding fair, efficient solutions.