At Juneau, Boll & Ward, PLLC, we understand that you’ve invested valuable time, money and other resources getting construction projects off the ground. When disputes arise, you need knowledgeable, effective legal representation that will help you resolve the impasse and allow you to get back to the business at hand.

Our Construction Litigation team is made up of experienced attorneys who understand the issues and complexities surrounding building projects, both small and large. We speak your language; with strong backgrounds in real estate, finance and contract law, in-depth knowledge of local regulations and legislation, and meaningful experience in related areas of engineering and construction management, we help clients negotiate more effectively the often-thorny path toward dispute resolution or, where necessary, through litigation and trial.

We represent parties involved in every aspect of the construction industry and on both sides of the negotiating table—including property owners and tenants, as well as contractors, developers, engineers, lenders, landlords and others. Our clients’ cases involve projects as wide-ranging as hotels, manufacturing and distribution facilities, office buildings, schools, retail developments, public works, apartment complexes, single- and multi-family housing.

While we regularly represent clients in arbitration, mediation and other alternative dispute resolution proceedings, we also recognize that in some cases litigation is the only or best option for achieving appropriate redress or to defend against allegations of wrongdoing. In such cases, we roll up our sleeves and apply all of our trial knowledge and courtroom experience on behalf of our clients’ interests. Our attorneys are seasoned litigators and stand ready to use all of the tools at their disposal to develop and present an effective case.

Call us for assistance with any construction related issue, including:

• Delay and extra work claims
• Construction defects
• Mechanic’s liens
• Bid protests and other public procurement issues
• Miller Act suits
• Suretyship and bond claims
• Real estate and development contracts
• Construction contract negotiation, drafting and review
• Payment disputes, including Prompt Payment Act claims