McClain Drexler Matthews LLC

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Today’s construction industry is fast-paced, highly regulated, and governed by strict project and cost deadlines.  The lawyers at McClain Drexler Matthews LLC understand the business environment in which the industry operates, as well as the unique legal issues faced by the industry. 

 

The firm has represented owners, architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and insurance companies in all phases of public and private construction.  The firm’s lawyers have negotiated and drafted a wide array of construction contracts.  They are well versed in issues related to owner and contractor payment obligations, mechanic’s liens and lien waivers, indemnity obligations, project performance, substantial completion, and consequential and liquidated damages, among others.  Should a dispute arise, the firm’s attorneys will identify the risks involved and develop a course of action designed to resolve the dispute by informal means such as mediation or arbitration.  Should litigation be unavoidable, the attorneys work with the client to create a cost-effective strategy that fits the client’s business needs and budget.

 
 
Whom to Contact:

Michael Matthews, Esq.
(303) 860-8400, Ext. 112
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