Denver Construction Litigation Attorneys - Mediation/Arbitration
The construction lawyers at Inman Flynn represent clients on the full range of claims and defenses related to construction project disputes. Whether you're an owner trying to enforce a termination clause against a nonperforming general contractor, a subcontractor collecting on a certified claim in a government construction project, or the many issues in between, our construction litigators can help you. Call one of our attorneys in Denver for more information.
We handle litigation related to any of the following:
- Breach of contract claims
- Action against payment and performance bonds
- Third-party claims for indemnification
- Enforcement and defense of mechanic's liens and certified claims
- Public contract bid protests
- Construction defects and warranty litigation
- Delay and lost productivity claims
- Miller Act and "Little" Miller Act claims
- Regulatory proceedings involving environmental or job safety issues
Our litigation team will use all its resources to ensure that the dispute ends in the best possible outcome for you. We are also very resourceful in finding ways to get your attorney's fees and costs reimbursed by the opposing party or obtaining insurance coverage for your defense costs. We have extensive experience with holding your insurer to its responsibility for supporting your defense and indemnifying you. Our skill with claims and defenses involving contractors and subcontractors allows us to provide high-quality representation in lawsuits on terms that make excellent sense for your business.
If you're a subcontractor having trouble collecting from a general contractor or owner that's insolvent, we'll explore the possibility of proceeding under the Colorado Construction Trust Fund statute. That law not only provides for triple damages and attorneys' fees in successful claims, it also allows for personal liability against a defendant business' principals. Claims established against an individual under the Construction Trust Fund law also cannot be discharged in bankruptcy, even if the business entity that incurred the liability is insolvent, bankrupt, or dissolved.
Whether your litigation problem involves a major commercial development or a modest county road maintenance project, our attorneys can assert or protect your rights in court. Contact an Inman Flynn construction litigation attorney for further information about your particular case.
