Construction Litigation

The construction of a new building or the build-out of existing space should be cause for celebration. Unfortunately, disputes often arise between the owner and general contractor or between the general contractor and subcontractor. Our attorneys have experience drafting effective construction contracts that reduce the risk of conflicts. If a dispute does arise, we work closely with our clients to resolve the dispute and get the project completed as quickly and efficiently as possible–often using mediators to facilitate the process. If litigation or arbitration is necessary, we have experience and skills needed to present an effective case to the judge, jury or arbitrator.

Consider MM&C to help you in these Construction Litigation matters:

Arbitrations
Building Construction Disputes
Home Improvement Disputes
Breach of Construction Contract Litigation
Mechanic’s Liens

Construction Litigation Attorneys

Michael G. Campbell
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Testimonials

In a partnership that has spanned 20 years, The Korth Companies has relied on Miller, Miller & Canby and Michael Campbell for comprehensive and highly responsive service. From construction issues to counsel on real estate investments, Mike provides clear insight and valuable direction. We're very blessed to have Mike and this firm.

Terry Korth, Principal, The Korth Companies

Donna and Diane defended Catalina Pool Builders in a construction arbitration. In the face of a large damages claim, they succinctly and thoughtfully made legal arguments and cross-examined the claimants’ witnesses. As a result of their work, the arbitrator denied the claimant any award. Needless to say, we are very happy with their work and the results achieved.

Scott Seyfferth, Catalina Pool Builders, LLC

Case Studies

Construction Damages

Challenge: Our clients’ house was damaged by water infiltration several years after construction. The water was hidden behind walls (a “latent defect”) and...read more →

Construction Delay Damages

Challenge: Our client, a commercial construction company, incurred major delay costs when building a shopping center after the county government required the ...read more →