Texas Construction Litigation Attorneys
Construction disputes are to business litigation what drunk driving charges are to criminal defense. In other words, they are not at all uncommon. This, however, is where the similarities end.
At Albin | Harrison | Roach, we represent clients in construction litigation in both state and federal trial and appellate courts throughout Texas. Other firms provide these services as well but here again, the similarities end abruptly.
How are we different? We believe our practice stands apart in terms of the aggressive and proactive approach we take, in terms of our steadfast refusal to apply pat legal answers and solutions to unique concerns and problems, and in terms of our proven ability to achieve fast, cost-effective resolutions to the issues involved. Having said all of this, perhaps the best measure of our value can be seen in the number of new referrals we consistently receive from current and former clients.
The bottom line: We do not sacrifice our clients' needs to achieve our own pre-determined goals. We do not cut corners. We stay focused on solutions. We have the experience and local knowledge needed to achieve timely, cost-effective results.
Our Practice
Our experience with construction litigation is extensive and has given us occasion to represent parties on all sides of these disputes, including individuals, businesses, general contractors, subcontractors, developers, lenders, bond companies and more. This, in turn, has given our lawyers a deeper perspective on the complex interrelationships and issues involved, and an improved ability to achieve results.
Our practice itself involves a wide range of issues. These include breach of contract claims, construction delay claims, Residential Construction Liability Act (RCLA) claims, tort claims, bond claims and surety disputes, land use and zoning disputes, mechanic's liens and material man's liens as well.
Related topics of interest include:
Commercial Litigation | Real Estate Litigation | FAQ: Business Law
Conveniently located in Collin County.
Plano: 214-423-5100
