Construction Companies

Construction is one of the most dispute-prone industries in existence. The contracts are complex, the money is significant, the timelines are long, and there are almost always multiple parties involved, each with their own obligations and their own version of what went wrong.

At Volpe Law, LLC, we represent construction companies in disputes across Colorado. We understand how construction projects are structured, how contracts in this industry are written, and where the common breakdowns happen. That background shapes how we build cases and how we advise clients before disputes escalate.

We are litigators. That means when a dispute cannot be resolved through negotiation or mediation, we are prepared to take it to court. But we also know that litigation is expensive and disruptive, and we do not push clients toward it when a faster resolution is available. The goal is always the best outcome for your business, not the longest case.

What We Do

Construction Litigation

When a dispute cannot be resolved any other way, we are ready to fight for your position in Colorado state and federal courts, in mediation, and in arbitration.

• Payment disputes and unpaid invoices
• Mechanics lien enforcement and defense
• Bond and surety claims
• Breach of contract claims
• Delay and disruption claims
• Change order disputes
• Construction defect claims
• Licensing and insurance disputes
• Theft and Trust Fund disputes
• Job completion and closeout disputes
• Multi-party litigation involving contractors, subcontractors, owners, and design professionals

Construction Preventative Counsel

Good legal counsel before a project starts can prevent the disputes that derail it. We work with construction companies on the front end to reduce legal exposure down the road.

• Contract drafting and review
• Subcontractor and vendor agreements
• Change order procedures and documentation
• Indemnity agreements
• Mechanics lien and stop notice procedures
• Business formation and related contracts for construction companies
• Ongoing legal counsel during active projects

Who We Represent

• Builders & General contractors
• Specialty and trade subcontractors
• Construction management firms
• Suppliers and material providers
• Construction companies involved in public and government projects
• Smaller contractors and start-ups navigating their first major dispute

Get Legal Support Today

Colorado has strict deadlines for mechanics liens and other construction claims. Missing a filing window doesn’t just weaken your case. It can eliminate your claim entirely. If you’re in a dispute or sense one developing, the time to call is now, not after the deadline passes.

Contact Volpe Law, LLC for a case review. We’ll tell you where you stand.