Regan Atwood handles complex, multi-party construction litigation
This may include:
Construction delay claims
Construction liens
Defect claims
Delay and disruption
CGL negotiation & claim resolution
Non-payment
Performance and payment bond claims
Quality of construction
Construction Law Clients Regan Atwood Represents
Regan Atwood has represented large and small construction businesses from every part of the industry:
- Condominium associations
- Design professionals
- Developers
- Developer-owners
- General contractors
- Multi-family owners
- Municipalities
- Owners
- Sole owner corporations
- Sureties
- Subcontractors
- Trade contractors
Three attorneys — Jeffrey C. Regan, F. Eugene Atwood and Charles R. Walker, Jr.— are Florida Bar Board Certified in Construction Law. This team brings years of knowledge that comes from having handled the full range of legal actions in large construction legal disputes.
“I can bring the experience that I had as a construction manager, during my days as a project manager, to the disputes that I see between owners and contractors and architects,” said partner and attorney F. Eugene Atwood who worked in the construction industry for 20 years.
“While every project is different, there are similarities. There are certain things that seem to happen on a consistent basis, and it allows me to talk to a client on a different level than many construction lawyers can do. I can actually empathize with them. But on the other hand, I keep an objectivity when I’m working cases that I think is important.”
Construction Law Cases Regan Atwood Handles
Regan Atwood P.A. frequently represents general contractors and trade contractors. The disputes that are handled as part of construction law practice include a range of construction-related disputes.
Regan Atwood provides representation in construction law cases and disputes involving:
- Administrative and regulatory proceedings
- Assistance with proposals and bids
- Bid disputes
- Bond claims
- Building code enforcement
- Claims against design professionals for adverse impacts to construction
- Contract drafting, review and negotiation
- Construction defect claims
- Defense of claims for liquidated damages
- Defense of claims for defects identified during performance of the work
- Delays and disruptions
- Design defects
- Differing site condition claims
- Extra work
- Insurance bad faith
- Insurance coverage
- Large scale commercial, industrial, and multi-family construction
- Licensing issues
- Lien claims
- Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing construction
- Plaintiff’s construction defect cases representing condominium associations or multi-family owners/developers against contractors and design professionals who are alleged to be responsible for the defects
- Pursuit of claims for delays, disruption and interference
- Pursuit and defense of claims for non-payment, such as lien or bond claims
- Road, bridge, and underground utility construction
- Site development and horizontal construction projects
- Surety bond claims
- Unforeseen conditions
Experience. Integrity. Results.
Regan Atwood P.A. Serves Clients Worldwide
