Real Estate & Property
Construction Law
Contracts and disputes for owners, contractors, subcontractors and developers.
Overview
What this involves
Construction projects involve many parties, tight schedules and large payments. Disputes commonly concern delays, defective work, changes to the scope and unpaid invoices.
KMC Justice advises owners, developers, contractors and suppliers.
How We Assist
How KMC Justice Can Assist
We prepare and review construction contracts before work starts, and advise on notices, change orders and payment claims during the project. When a dispute arises, we assist with negotiation, mediation, arbitration or litigation, and with lien rights that protect payment.
Scope
Matters We Handle
- Construction and design contracts
- Change orders, delay and defect claims
- Payment disputes and mechanic's liens
- Subcontractor and supplier agreements
- Insurance and bonding questions
- Mediation, arbitration and litigation
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a written contract for a renovation?
Yes, and for home improvement work the law requires certain terms. We help make sure the contract is complete.
What is a mechanic's lien?
A claim against property by someone who provided labor or materials and was not paid. Strict deadlines apply to filing one.
The contractor left the job unfinished. What are my options?
They depend on the contract and what has been paid. We review the documents and advise.
This page provides general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different. Contact us to discuss yours.
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Discuss your construction law matter with us.
Tell us briefly about your situation. We will review your inquiry and respond as appropriate.