Our Construction Law Attorneys Can Help To Fix Your Construction Problems
With the number of headaches that can come along with a construction project, the last thing that you want to have to worry about is a legal dispute. The best thing that you can do for yourself is to retain a legal team that can handle those issues for you so that you can focus on your work rather than a lawsuit.
Our team at Collier Litigation Group has a unique approach to representation because we are committed to the principle of service-oriented representation, always remaining focused on our client and providing personalized advocacy while also staying in communication with you at all times.
If you think that you want to try our modern approach to law, then reach out to us so that you can meet Tim Collier and our legal team. We assist in all manner of construction and development projects, both residential and commercial. We also have worked with a diverse variety of construction clients, including homeowners, lead and subcontractors, commercial property developers and other associated parties.
Construction Law Disputes Are Complex, Requiring Practical Knowledge Gained By Experience
Our clients have retained us to represent them throughout a number of construction law related cases over our years of practice. Armed with this accumulated knowledge, we are ready to help you with a broad range of construction law issues, such as:
- Bidding disputes
- Contract issues or negotiations
- Defects in construction
- Disputes between contractors and subcontractors
- Mechanic’s liens
- Obtaining building permits
- Resolving building certification issues
- Real estate lawsuits
- Zoning compliance
No matter what our clients’ needs are, we are prepared to come alongside them and help them resolve their problems. With our unique approach to representation, you can rest assured that you will receive the highest level of responsive service from us, as well as trust that we will always work with your goals as the focus of our legal strategy.
Addressing Issues Unique To Arizona Construction Projects
There are many special concerns that can arise and create legal complications during construction projects in Arizona. This includes those related to the desert climate, local building codes and local permit requirements. This underscores how important it is, however you are involved in a construction project, to have knowledgeable local legal support. Our experienced Arizona construction lawyers understand the unique needs of construction law clients in Arizona and are ready to guide you through whatever challenges arise.
Construction Defect Claims In Arizona
Here in Arizona, construction companies have a duty to provide good workmanship on projects. Failure to meet this duty can result in construction defects.
If a homeowner spots a defect, state law generally requires them to notify the builder and give them a chance to fix it. If the builder doesn’t repair the defect, a homeowner may have a range of potential legal remedies available. How long a homeowner has to take legal action for a defect depends on what type of claim they intend to bring. Many construction defect claims have a two-year statute of limitations, but others may have different deadlines.
Our construction law attorneys understand the complexities of Arizona construction defect claims and stand ready to help you, whatever side of such a claim you are on.
The Mechanic’s Lien Process In Maricopa County
A mechanic’s lien is a type of claim against a property. It is a remedy construction companies can often seek when they haven’t been paid for their work or materials in relation to a construction project. Generally, the process of pursuing such a lien in Maricopa County involves:
- Issuing a preliminary notice once work has begun or goods have been delivered
- Filing a lien after not receiving payment
- Seeking enforcement of the lien
Arizona law sets specific timelines for each step. Our team stands ready to help you navigate the mechanic’s lien process.
Take Control Of Your Situation Today
You have better things to spend your time on than worrying about a construction law dispute, let us come in and take that off of your plate so that you can get back to the important work that you have.
You can reach Collier Litigation Group, by calling us at 480-480-3705. If you would prefer to write to us, you can send us a brief email with a description of your particular issues. Our office provides free initial consultations to all of our prospective clients, so please do not hesitate to reach out to us. When you work with us, you will see the benefits of our unique approach to representation.