Our Real Estate & Construction Law service provides comprehensive legal support for all types of real estate and construction transactions and disputes, adhering to federal fair housing laws and state-specific real estate and construction statutes.

　　We represent buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, developers, contractors, subcontractors, and lenders in residential and commercial real estate matters, delivering tailored solutions to protect your interests. Core real estate services include residential real estate transactions: assisting with purchase and sale agreements, title searches and insurance, closing representation, and post-closing issues (e.g., boundary disputes, latent defect claims).

　　We handle commercial real estate transactions, including lease negotiations (office, retail, industrial space), property acquisitions and dispositions, zoning and land use permits (working with local planning commissions to ensure compliance with zoning ordinances), and commercial landlord-tenant disputes (e.g., lease enforcement, evictions, rent collection).

　　Our construction law services cover all stages of construction projects, from pre-construction (drafting and reviewing construction contracts, bids, and permits) to post-construction (handling construction defect claims, payment disputes, lien filings, and warranty claims). We draft and review construction contracts (AIA contracts, design-build agreements, subcontractor agreements) to ensure clarity on scope of work, payment terms, timelines, and liability.

　　We assist with construction lien filings and enforcement, helping contractors and subcontractors recover unpaid fees in compliance with state lien laws (e.g., Florida’s Construction Lien Law, Minnesota’s Mechanics Lien Act). We also handle construction dispute resolution, including mediation, arbitration, and litigation for claims involving defective work, delays, cost overruns, and breach of contract.

　　Our team addresses federal and state regulations, such as the Fair Housing Act (prohibiting discrimination in housing transactions), OSHA safety standards for construction sites, and environmental regulations (e.g., EPA rules for land development). Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, a commercial developer, or a contractor seeking payment, our Real Estate & Construction Law service provides the specialized expertise you need to navigate these complex legal matters.

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