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Construction Law

We provide legal advice to participants in the construction sector—real estate developers, contractors, subcontractors, clients, investors, architects, and other parties involved in construction projects.
We have practical experience in addressing issues ranging from construction project planning and contract drafting to project implementation, construction supervision, and dispute resolution. We help ensure the legal compliance of construction projects, proper documentation, and effective risk management. We advise on all matters of construction law, assess legal risks, prepare documents, and represent clients in negotiations and disputes with other parties involved in the construction process.

Our Services

Construction Contracts

We draft, review, and evaluate construction contracts, and provide advice on the rights and obligations of contractors, clients, and other project participants. We help ensure that the contractual terms adequately protect the client’s interests.

Analysis of Construction Project Documentation

We analyze construction project documentation, assess potential legal risks, and help ensure that documents are properly prepared and comply with legal requirements.

Building Permits and Regulatory Issues

We provide consulting services on building permits, the organization of the construction process, legal requirements, and other issues related to construction regulations. We help assess the feasibility of planned projects.

Legal Review of Technical Projects

We assess the legal aspects of technical projects and analyze the compliance of design solutions with contractual obligations and legal requirements.

Monitoring and Documentation of Contract Performance

We provide advice on the performance of construction contracts, acceptance of work, amendments, additional work, and other practical matters. We help ensure that the details of the construction process are properly documented and that our clients’ interests are protected.

Disputes in the Construction Sector

We represent clients in disputes between clients, contractors, subcontractors, and other parties involved in the construction process. We assist in resolving disputes regarding the quality of work, deadlines, liability, payment, and breach of contractual obligations.

Negotiations on Construction Issues

We negotiate with contractors, clients, and other project participants to find effective solutions and avoid long-term legal disputes.

Issues Related to Construction Defects and Liability

We provide advice on construction defects, the identification of defects, the allocation of liability, and possible legal actions. We help develop a strategy for resolving issues related to improperly performed construction work.

Responsible Partners

Managing Partner, Attorney at Law

Partner, Attorney

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you assist with drafting a construction contract?

Yes. We draft and review construction contracts tailored to the specific needs of each project, taking into account potential legal risks and the parties’ liabilities.

What should you do if a contractor fails to complete the work on time or properly?

We assess the specific situation, the terms of the contract, and the available legal remedies. We assist in drafting claims, conducting negotiations, or resolving disputes in court.

Do you provide consulting services regarding building permits and other regulatory matters?

Yes. We provide advice on building permits, construction process requirements, and other legal issues related to the implementation of construction projects.

Do you represent clients in disputes regarding the quality of construction work?

Yes. We represent clients in disputes regarding construction defects, the quality of work, payment, deadlines, and other issues related to construction projects.

How can legal risks in a construction project be minimized?

An early legal review of contracts, documentation, and project processes helps prevent disputes and minimize potential financial and legal consequences.

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