Construction Disputes

Whether you are an architect, builder, general contractor, or subcontractor, you will likely find yourself involved in a construction dispute. These disputes can come from subcontractors that do not perform to specification, suppliers who do not deliver as agreed, or homeowners that constantly change their minds.

On the other hand, homeowners typically encounter construction disputes through a contractor's failure to meet the terms of their written or verbal agreements. Consumers may dispute the cost, quality, type of work performed or how long it took to do the work. Many of these disputes can be handled through the Registrar of Contractors. However, bond claims and civil actions may also be a way to resolve the dispute for the consumer.

Construction companies are subject to unique rules and regulations from the Registrar of Contractors and the statutory lien framework (A.R.S. § 33-981 et seq.). Each of these areas of law have their own rules and processes for the resolution of disputes. Having an experienced Attorney working with you will help you navigate the process and reach a final resolution or solution.

Owens & Perkins represents architects, general contractors, subcontractors and homeowners in Construction Disputes. Having experience on both sides is an invaluable resource for your representation.

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