Construction Law Attorneys in Colorado

Knowledgeable Guidance About Colorado Construction Laws

If you are a developer, general contractor, or subcontractor with a claim, or if you have had a claim asserted against you, it is essential that you act quickly before your substantive rights are adversely impacted.

Our legal team has experience with every manner of dispute relating to the construction industry, including:

• Construction contracts
• Construction defects
• Delay damages
• Complex project oversight
• Filing and vacating liens
• Bonding over liens
• Litigating and appealing spurious lien and warranty claims
• Prosecuting and defending lawsuits for breach of contract
• Insurance coverage disputes
• Bringing special proceedings for injunctive relief

At Jorgensen, Brownell & Pepin, P.C., our Colorado construction law lawyers take great pride in our skills. The law is a complex mechanism that is constantly evolving, and our attorneys are well-prepared to represent property owners, developers, contractors, subcontractors, material venders, and equipment providers in all sizes and types of construction projects.

Safeguarding You from Potential Financial Losses

Our Colorado construction lawyers maintain relationships with specifically focused and litigation tested experts to help build your case. If your case concerns a poor roofing job, a new garage that doesn't meet specifications, or a foundation sinking into the earth below, don't sit back and wait for the problem to solve itself.

Assisting Small Construction Businesses

Construction projects are made up of many different phases and involve many different trades. Most construction companies are small businesses that specialize in a single trade and only work on a single phase of an entire project. These companies must work closely with other construction companies to ensure that the project is constructed timely and in a workmanlike manner. If a single company fails in its construction phase, the entire project can be jeopardized, often resulting in legal action against all of the companies involved in the project. Generally, even when a lawsuit is initiated, the construction must continue.

As a small business, your construction company should be focused on day-to-day operations and being the best in your trade, not meeting court deadlines and pleading legal arguments. We can take charge of the legal issues your construction company faces. From drafting contracts and filing mechanic's liens to handling complex construction litigation, our construction attorneys are experienced in protecting the legal rights of small construction businesses just like yours.