Construction of a new building, whether it is a new residence, an office building or a school or other government structure, can be an exciting time.  Unfortunately, it can also be an expensive time.  Construction alone is expensive but it can get much worse if unanticipated events and conditions occur.  Disputes between architects, builders, subcontractors, suppliers/material men, laborers, owners and lenders can arise for a variety of reasons and all these disputes can cost the parties involved significant time and money.  Efforts to avoid these expenses and to mitigate the negative effects of disputes should begin long before the first shovelful of earth is turned.  Proper planning helps to avoid many problems.  At Isaac, Brant, Ledman & Teetor, our lawyers have been involved during the different phases of construction projects to help prevent problems before they occur and to help clients who find themselves with unforeseen problems despite all of their efforts to avoid them.  We have served as counsel to various parties involved in construction projects including, among others, owners, general contractors, subcontractors, material men, homebuilders and lenders.  We’ve assisted with land use issues, the negotiation and drafting of contracts, mid-project disputes over change orders, OSHA, delay claims and claims for payment.  We have served as counsel in matters involving mechanics lien and bond claims.  We’ve worked to obtain prompt payment for subcontractors and suppliers.  No matter what the nature of the construction law issue you face, attorneys at Isaac, Brant have helped clients with similar issues.

Isaac, Brant, Ledman and Teetor has the resources and the experience to ensure you or your business is protected within the parameters of this complex and wide ranging area of law.