Construction Law
Construction Disputes
Construction is a very litigious area of law in Colorado. However, many times simple disputes between a homeowner and contractor can be resolved in pre-suit negotiations. We are experienced in helping property owners and contractors alike work through the dispute to achieve a reasonable settlement, which can result in savings of thousands of dollars in attorney's fees for litigation. However, when negotiation and mediation fails, we are prepared to bring a lawsuit on your behalf and seek compensation for damages. Some of the most common lawsuits between contractors and property owners involve:
- design and construction defects
- defective workmanship and negligence
- unreasonable delays
- failure to provide project accounting and maintain accounts
- change order disputes
- failure to honor an express warranty
- project abandonment after receiving payment for work not performed
- contractor's failure to pay subcontractors
- invalid or fraudulent lien and mechanics' liens
- failure to understand a stipulated sum or lump sum contract
Construction Contracts – Review, Drafting, Negotiation
One of the best investments you can make is to have a lawyer review contracts before you enter into business relationships. If you have a construction contract or if you are considering hiring a contractor, please do not sign it or hire the contractor before having an attorney review. The cost of a contract review and consultation pales in comparison to the tens of thousands of dollars you will spend in attorney's fees and costs if and when a dispute arises. It is important to ensure any contracts you enter into are well-drafted and protect you to the maximum extent possible.
Call us today or submit a contact form if you need assistance with Construction Law.
Mechanics' Liens
One of the most common disputes we receive calls about are conflicts between contractors and homeowners. This often leads to the homeowner threatening to not pay the contractor for work or the contractor threatening to record a mechanics' lien against the homeowner's property. Having a mechanics' lien on your property is a serious issue that needs to be resolved. Likewise, not being paid for providing improvements to someone's property is a serious issue affecting a contractor's livelihood. We represent both homeowners and contractors on these issues. Call us today or submit a contact form if you need assistance with a Mechanics' Lien
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate disputes come in many forms. Types of disputes and litigation we handle include:
- non-disclosure/concealment
- breach of contract
- boundary disputes
- easement disputes
- adverse possession
- Homeowner's Association (HOA) disputes
- landlord-tenant disputes
- property management disputes
- warranty of habitability and security deposit litigation
- and more
No matter the issue, give us a call to discuss your options.
Real Estate Contracts and Agreements
The firm is experienced in drafting and negotiating various real estate contracts, purchase agreements; commercial and residential leases; easements; property management contracts, handbooks, and agreements; business arrangements for investment properties; independent contractor and agency agreements; and various other real estate contracts and agreements.
We also frequently assist homeowners, business owners, and commercial property owners with contract review and drafting. If you have any questions or misgivings about what might constitute the biggest investment of your lifetime, please do not hesitate to call.
No matter the issue, fill out a consultation request form or give us a call at 720-441-3328 to discuss your options with regard to Real Estate Law.
Civil Litigation
If you have been sued or are contemplating suing someone, whether it involves general casualty, financial injury, personal injury, breach of contract, business disputes, or otherwise, please give us a call for a free consultation.
Common types of cases we see include (but are not limited to):
- Construction Litigation and Disputes
- Construction Defects
- Homeowner and Contractor Disputes
- Breach of Warranty
- Breach of Contract
- Breach of Service Agreements
- Fraud
- Consumer Protection and Consumer Disputes
- Negligence and Breaches of Duties
- Homeowner's Association (HOA) Disputes
- Business and Partnership Disputes
- Business Buyout Litigation
- Arbitration
- Mechanics' Liens and Payment Disputes
- Commercial Litigation
No matter the issue, fill out a consultation request form or give us a call at 720-441-3328 to discuss your options with regard to your dispute or civil litigation matter.