Euredjian Law Firm

Construction

Construction disputes are expensive in two directions at once — the money in dispute, and the project sitting idle while it’s unresolved. Getting them resolved quickly, and correctly, protects both.

What we handle

We represent owners, developers, contractors, and subcontractors in construction disputes: breach of construction and purchase contracts, non-payment and mechanic’s liens, construction defects and code violations, delay claims, and change-order claims.

What to do next

01

Read your contract first

Notice provisions, lien deadlines, and dispute-resolution clauses control what you can do and when.

02

Document the condition

Photograph defects and conditions, and keep records of work performed, payments, and communications.

03

Protect lien and claim deadlines

Mechanic’s liens and construction claims have strict, short deadlines.

04

Get advice before you withhold or walk

Terminating or withholding payment without the right basis can turn you from the wronged party into the defendant.

Our approach

We investigate the project record — contracts, change orders, payment applications, and inspection reports — and build the claim on it. We push for an efficient resolution that lets the project or transaction move forward, and we’re prepared to litigate or arbitrate when the matter cannot be settled fairly.