Orange County Construction Lawyer
Avoid & Overcome Legal Disputes With An Experienced Construction Lawyer
Putterman Law has the right Orange County construction lawyer to see contractors and other construction businesses through a construction dispute and provide honest, actionable counsel for all your construction-related legal needs.
Practical, Accessible Construction Lawyer For California Construction Firms
Building and operating a successful construction business in California is no easy task. You’ve had to wear a lot of hats, sometimes literally as you switch from the job site to office work. One hat that just doesn’t fit, however, is “legal expert.” Dealing with disputes, the fine print of employment and project contracts, collections, and other legal challenges just isn’t in your skill set – and even if it was, you wouldn’t have the time to handle it anyway.
You need a construction law firm that understands your business and the challenges you’re facing. Someone who can provide clear guidance and handle all aspects of your case so you can get back to work.
Putterman Law is the firm you’re looking for. We offer full-service legal support for construction contractors. We have extensive experience in the construction industry, so we’ll understand the practical aspects of your project, as well as the problems you’re facing, without a lot of extra explanation. We are based on Orange County, but serve all of California and Texas as well. Putterman Law regularly counsels contractor clients regarding:
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Contract Drafting, Review, and Negotiation
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Day-to-Day Legal Needs
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Proactive Resolution of Payment and Other Disputes
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Litigation & Arbitration
Much like the projects they govern, construction contracts can be complex. But the devil is in the details, and oftentimes contract language can keep a controversy from evolving into a legal dispute.
It’s not uncommon for legal questions to come up during a construction project. Answering these questions may require input from an experienced construction lawyer.
Disputes with customers, vendors, material suppliers, and other contractors can derail a project. Proactive and strategic legal intervention can help get the project back on track towards a timely completion.
Our attorneys have significant experience handling construction-related disputes; including those involving change orders, delay claims, and mechanics liens, in litigation, mediation and arbitration.
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