We are aware of the problems caused by uncollected debt throughout the construction industry. Often the failure of one party in the chain to receive money affects every other party in the construction chain. 

Our firm has established itself in the legal field of construction collections, representing a number of large and small suppliers and subcontractors in their collection efforts. Many in the construction industry may not be aware of the number of remedies that may be available to them, from the filing of Mechanic's Liens to the filing of claims on Labor & Material Payment Bonds, to direct written demands for payment, as well as civil litigation. 

We are able to achieve our high degree of success with hands-on contact from our able team of attorneys. Additionally, we have developed a proprietary computer system to streamline the management of this particular subset of commercial collections in order to provide the most value to our clients. 

The firm has broad experience in all phases of construction law. We represent developers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and others involved in both public and private construction projects in the drafting and negotiation of contracts. We also handle the resolution of issues that arise during construction, and mediate, arbitrate, and litigate disputes. 

The construction practice group is prepared to address legal issues which frequently arise in construction-related matters, including construction industry litigation, arbitration, claims preparation, mechanic's lien recordation and enforcement, trust fund claims, bond claims, contract drafting and review, labor issues, court of claims matters, real estate and financing. The experience of the construction practice group includes all aspects of a project, and all phases of the construction process that are vital to the successful outcome of any new project. 

As the practice of construction law often requires experience in other practice areas, the construction practice group regularly exchanges information with the litigation, corporate, real estate, technology, and collections groups.