530.823.9736
200 Auburn Folsom Road, Suite 305
Auburn, California 95603
Construction

Construction Law

Representation
Our firm represents owners (both public and private), contractors, subcontractors and suppliers in all areas of construction, both residential and commercial projects. We offer our clients a wide range of transactional legal services and expertise in the construction industry from pre-bid, post-bid, during and after performance as well as analyzing issues and client projects from initial property acquisition/sale to conclusion.

Services
We provide our clients with numerous services regarding construction law including:

  • Owner/Contractor Agreements
  • General Contractor/Subcontractor Agreements
  • Contract Drafting, Review and Administration
  • Mechanic Liens, Stop Notice Enforcement and Defense, and Related Documentation
  • Business Counseling
  • Litigation (Prosecution and Defense)
  • Assistance with Subdivision and Parcel Map Applications
  • Preparation of CC&R's for Residential and Commercial Projects
  • Environmental Impact Report Supervision or Evaluation
  • Obtaining Use and Zoning Permits
  • Obtaining Governmental Approvals
  • Contractor's License Law Matters
  • Public and Private Works

Dispute Resolution
Representation of our clients also includes dispute resolution through negotiation, mediation and/or arbitration, litigation, or administrative proceedings.

200 Auburn Folsom Road, Suite 305 . Auburn, California 95603-5046 . [530] 823.9736

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