Boston Construction Contracts Attorney

Massachusetts Arbitration Dispute Lawyer

Sally & Fitch LLP's lawyers have helped clients through a wide variety of disputes involving private and public construction contracts. Our lawyers have represented the owners of major building projects, homeowners, general contractors and subcontractors. Clients turn to us in multiparty actions with complicated issues and high stakes, and also seek our counsel in smaller cases involving, for example, claims of deficient or unsatisfactory residential work.

We have extensive experience advocating for our clients on difficult construction contract disputes in the courts. We have also helped many clients successfully resolve their disputes through arbitration, mediation and the other alternative dispute resolution mechanisms often used in construction cases. Whether a construction claim calls for tough, aggressive advocacy in court or can be resolved through more conciliatory means, Sally & Fitch's lawyers have the general litigation experience and the specific construction industry know-how required to get outstanding results for our clients.

Examples of our Lawyers' Construction Litigation Experience:

• Obtained a large mediated settlement on behalf of a church whose new building had significant defects including water leaks in the exterior insulation finish system and window and door openings. This matter included claims against the "design-build" general contractor and 12 subcontractors.
  
  
• Brought suit and prosecuted claims on behalf of homeowner against general contractor who abandoned a partially completed new home project.
  
  
• Represented municipality on liquidated damages and delay claims against prime building contractor and its insurer.
  
  
• Initiated bid protest on behalf of developer and won our client the right to rebid the project.
  
  
• Successfully represented builder of university gymnasium on delay claims against structural steel subcontractor.
  
  
• Represented owner of new showpiece home against architect and HVAC engineer for defects in the home's state of the art heating and ventilation and control technology.
  
  
• Successfully represented a town in litigation with a contractor and insurance company that failed to complete construction of a new high school and its athletic fields.