Construction Law Attorney

Bid disputes can put a hold on payment for a project and even delay project completion. Documenting each bid is important to help avoid disputes regarding a quoted price, timeline, etc. Under-bidding is a common issue that leads to problems down the line when the project surpasses the bid criteria. Learn more about how we can help you with bid disputes today.

Maintaining adequate bonds according to the scope and possible liability of a project is a crucial part of construction business. These bonds are in place to act as protection against breaches in contract or fraudulent practices. If a breach occurs, a bond claim can be made to compensate for the breach. We can help with bond claims and other breaches as well.

If you are a contractor, subcontractor or supplier, you know that there are no guarantees when it comes to collecting monies. Unfortunately, even the highest quality of work and service remains unpaid. At JacksonWhite we believe in fairness and equity. We believe that services contracted for should be paid in full, and we fight to collect monies for our clients who remain unpaid.

Construction defects are part of the business, but remedies are available. We understand good work and fair conditions and can help when these standards are not provided or are questionable. Whether you are a client that believe there is a defect in the work provided, or a construction business that have a claim of defect against their work, we can help.

Dispute resolution is available for contract issues in construction transactions. Terms of a contract are enforceable and should not be taken lightly. Keeping accurate records of all work completed and related documents can help avoid contract disputes. Requiring all subcontractors to have a written contract can also be helpful in ensuring the work will be completed.

A mechanic’s or materialman’s lien allows an individual, who provides services or materials, to put a lien on the property that the services and materials were used for. These liens have requirements that must be followed and notices that must be given, as required by statute. If you are a service provider or a property owner, learn more about how we can help you.