Every construction project begins with a vision. But sometimes, what starts with blueprints and timelines ends in delays, payment disputes, or faulty workmanship. That’s where I step in. As a seasoned Construction Litigation Attorney, I assist clients in navigating the legal hurdles that often surface during or after construction work.

From developers and builders to subcontractors and homeowners, I’ve helped individuals and businesses work through legal challenges that could easily spiral out of control. Whether it's a breach of contract, a disagreement over change orders, or poor execution, I bring a clear legal strategy designed to resolve disputes while protecting your rights.

One thing I’ve learned over the years is that construction litigation isn’t always about who’s right. It’s about understanding the problem, looking at the bigger picture, and acting quickly to avoid more damage. I listen closely, cut through the noise, and focus on delivering results that make sense for the people I represent.

My role as a Construction Litigation Attorney isn’t just about filing motions and going to court. Many times, the best solutions happen before a judge ever hears the case. I often negotiate directly with the other party or use mediation to find fair outcomes. But if your case does require strong courtroom advocacy, I’m ready to represent you with skill and confidence.

I also support clients in preventing legal issues before they arise. I review contracts, clarify responsibilities, and help you spot risks early in the project. A good agreement at the beginning can save months of legal stress later on.

Clients often tell me they feel more in control after speaking with me—and that’s the point. You deserve to understand your legal options without feeling overwhelmed by the process.

If your project has run into legal trouble or if you want peace of mind before signing your next construction contract, I’m here to help. Let’s talk about what’s going on and how we can protect your investment, your time, and your future.