Resolving Construction Disputes
A construction project can be a complicated endeavor involving real estate law, contractors, subcontractors, third-party vendors, labor unions, engineers, architects, property owners and developers. Each one of these parties will most likely have a contract or agreement with one or more of the others. The intertwining of who is responsible to whom and for what on a construction project can be very daunting to unravel.
Plaintiff or Defense
At Roger G. Jain & Associates, P.C., our attorneys have years of experience working to resolve construction disputes. We will represent any of the parties listed above — from the developer to the brick layer to the architect.
We represent clients wishing to obtain or remove the following types of liens
- Construction lien
- Materialmen's lien
- Supplier's lien
- Laborer's lien
- Artisan's lien
- Design professional's lien
- Property lien
- Constitutional lien
- Statutory lien
When disputes cannot be resolved agreeably, our law firm can help.
Liens — Mechanic's, Property, Materialmen's
A construction dispute involving a lien is typically handled in civil court. Many of our clients have the following questions:
- Can I put a lien on the owner's property? The answer is "perhaps." Was the owner negligent in some way? Did you honor your end of the contract? Is that fact in dispute?
- Can I put a lien on the contractor's equipment? The answer is "perhaps." If the contractor did not perform up to the agreed upon standards, the work was shoddy or deadlines were not met, you may have a good case.
- How do I remove the mechanic's lien, property lien or materialmen's lien? There are a number of factors to consider including whether or not the lien was properly executed in the first place. Our law firm has experience in obtaining a lien, negating a lien and reducing the amount or terms of a lien.
Resolving Construction Disputes Since 1993 ∙ Call 832-539-4759 or toll free 866-471-6269 for Help
Based in Houston, Texas, our lawyers represent small businesses and consumers throughout the greater Houston metro area. Call our toll-free number, 866-471-6269, or send us an e-mail to tell us your story. We'd like to help you.
