Having a construction attorney with extensive experience navigating the nuances of construction law is essential. When a dispute relating to a construction project arises, you need to ensure that your rights are enforced and interests remain protected. Whether the dispute relates to a residential, commercial, or industrial project, EJD Law Group has the resources to provide exceptional representation to its clients.
Our goal is to secure a favorable resolution to any construction dispute without the need for litigation. However, if litigation becomes necessary, our legal team is prepared to litigate our clients' matter and aggressively protect their interests. We will represent you through all aspects of litigation, including standing by your side vigorously advocating your case at trial.
The types of construction related matters we represent our clients on include:
The construction industry is complex and ever-changing, filled with legal issues that can affect your business. From contract disputes to workplace accidents, it's important to stay up to date on the latest legal news to protect your company. In this article, we'll discuss some common legal issues in the construction industry.
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Personal injury laws apply in cases where someone acts negligently and causes injury to the victim. Car accidents, medical malpractice, and slip and fall incidents are just a few examples of the types of cases that can occur.
If you’re wondering whether the personal injury law applies to your case or not, here are some types of injuries the law includes.
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A construction defect like poor workmanship, incorrectly designed materials, and non-compliance with construction codes can cost you thousands of dollars. Not only is money at stake, but the well-being and safety of everyone working or living in the building in which a construction defect has occurred are all at risk. Not to mention the stress that comes with it.
A construction defect is a wide term that encompasses anything that can be considered a defect, like a defect in the architectural design, poor planning, improper inspection, or any other factors that could account
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