Regardless of the size of the construction project, problems can arise and quickly complicate things. It’s essential to rely on a trusted construction lawyer to ensure that the process is smooth all the way to the finish.
Construction attorneys are experienced in all facets of construction law and help construction workers, property owners, businesses, large companies, and contractors with a wide variety of concerns.
Often during a construction project, issues may arise with payments, the quality of workmanship, and other types of contract disputes that require action. A construction lawyer can help diffuse tensions, resolve issues, and take legal action on behalf of their clients to resolve these issues.
Not only can a construction attorney help you resolve issues, but they can also help prevent them by drafting a construction agreement that protects your interests.
Depending on the situation, when you will need a construction attorney may vary. Consider some of the scenarios below to gauge where you are in your situation and whether you need to consult with an experienced construction lawyer.
Some quick guidelines to help you decide if you need a lawyer are:
Be sure to document everything. Try to negotiate directly with the other parties first, and then contact your construction attorney for help.
If you experience any type of issue regarding a construction job or agreement, contact Haber Law for help. We offer free consultations and are highly experienced in all types of construction law issues.
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