When a construction project is designed, planned or initiated, those that are part of the project expect that it will go as plan. While this is an ideal situation, it is very common that some obstacles will be encountered. In some cases, these issues can be resolved immediately and fairly easily; however, this is not always the case. Some issues might result in major delays and could be difficult to resolve without coming to new agreements. Construction law issues can get rather complex, and because of that, parties to a construction project might have to go through construction litigation to settle any disputes that arise.
The last thing a project owner or general contractor wants is major delays in a construction project or defects in the design or work; however, construction projects often have many working parts and several people that are relied on to effectively complete the project. At Dunlap Fiore, LLC, we understand how the success of a construction project in Louisiana can be tremendously delayed or hindered when construction problems occur.
With over 20 years of experience, our legal team has represented project owners, general contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, equipment suppliers and construction lenders who are dealing with legal issues at any phase of the construction project. Whether people are dealing with withheld payments, lien claims, defective work, defective designs, claims based on delay or claims for additional work, we have helped past client successfully navigate their actions, helping them settle their disputes and reach a favorable agreement.
There is no single way to solve a construction dispute; therefore, it is important to consider different methods to address the construction law issues people are currently facing. Whether that means going through negotiation, mediation or litigation, our legal team can help people develop an effective legal strategy that will meet their goals, needs and interests.
To learn more, check out our law firm’s construction litigation website. This could provide general information, helping people take timely and appropriate action. A delayed construction project is often costly for all parties involved; therefore, it is important to timely resolve construction dispute and recover any damages owed.
