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’s construction attorney regularly counsels contractor clients regarding:
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 attorney.
Disputes with customers, vendors, material suppliers, and other contractors can derail a project. Proactive and strategic legal intervention from our construction attorney can help get the project back on track towards a timely completion.
Our constitution litigation attorneys have significant experience handling construction-related disputes; including those involving change orders, delay claims, and mechanics liens, in litigation, mediation, and arbitration.
A construction lawyer can assist in various ways, including: 1) ensuring contracts are clear, fair, and protect your interests as they relate to an impending project; 2) handling disputes through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation; 3) identifying potential legal risks and advising on mitigation strategies; and 4) assisting with filing or defending against construction claims and liens. Putterman Law Attorneys have experience in all four of these areas, offering comprehensive legal support for participants in the construction industry, including contractors, subcontractors, developers, property owners and other industry stakeholders.
Putterman Law construction contract attorneys can assist with a construction contract by: 1) ensuring the contract is clear, comprehensive, and legally sound; 2) helping negotiate favorable terms and conditions; 3) identifying and mitigating potential legal risks; 4) ensuring the contract complies with relevant laws and regulations; 5) providing strategies for resolving potential disputes; and 6) advising on modifications to the contract as needed. These services are essential to securing your investments and maintaining strong business relationships.
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Putterman Law Attorneys can assist with claims for unpaid and completed work by: 1) analyzing the payment terms and conditions; 2) attempting to resolve the issue through informal communications; 3) securing a legal claim against the property receiving the completed work; 4) exploring mediation or arbitration options; 5) initiating a lawsuit for breach of contract if necessary; and 6) making sure all legal procedures are followed correctly.
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Construction defect claims can be complex and have potentially significant financial implications. Putterman Law Attorneys are equipped to handle these cases by evaluating the claim to determine its validity and assessing potential defenses while also gathering evidence thorough document reviews, site inspections, and consultation with industry experts to build a strong defense for your firm.
Selecting the right construction attorney is crucial for the success and protection of your business. Look for a lawyer with substantial experience in construction law and a track record of handling cases similar to yours. Putterman Law’s combination of deep industry knowledge and commitment to client success makes us the trusted choice for construction participants seeking reliable legal counsel.
Retainage, the practice of withholding a portion of a contractor’s payment until project completion, has long been a standard in construction contracts. While retainage is meant to ensure project completion and protect property owners, it often leads to disputes, particularly when contractors or subcontractors claim that the retainage amount is
Delays in construction projects are inevitable. However, when delays occur on private construction projects, the impact can be severe—leading to financial losses, contractual disputes, and potential litigation. Delay claims in construction are one of the most common causes of legal disputes, as parties involved (contractors, subcontractors, owners, and developers) often
Price escalation clauses are essential components in construction contracts that allow for adjustments in contract price based on changes in material costs, labor rates, and more. It’s important to note that escalation in construction is becoming increasingly important in the current economic climate, where volatility in markets and supply chains
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