Expertise & Experience in Florida Construction Laws

A sophisticated jigsaw puzzle of genuine construction rules, Florida construction law requires a thorough understanding of Florida state and Alachua County norms and regulations. It is like a puzzle with 10,000 pieces.

Our team at Moody, Salzman, Lash & Locigno, Attorneys & Counselors at Law is very knowledgeable about intricate construction laws. In fact, partner Robert A. Lash has practical knowledge having worked as a general contractor and constructor in the past. He uses this in-depth knowledge to help homeowners, builders, and others with legal issues.

Partner Robert A. Lash is a former lecturer at the University of Florida School of Building Construction, a general contractor/developer with a state license, and a real estate broker. This process knowledge is invaluable for cross-examining opposing parties and expert witnesses in court, whether it be for a single-family home or multistory commercial projects as your legal representation.

For information on how to arrange a consultation for cases involving construction law, get in touch with us right away by phone or by reaching out. We want to get to know you and are prepared to help you whenever you need us.

Complete Legal Representation for Construction Lawsuits & Other Cases

During construction conflicts, our firm represents all parties. We frequently handle lawsuits involving subpar construction, water infiltration, mildew, or structural problems on behalf of homeowners, contractors, subcontractors, developers, and builders. Our Gainesville-based company is prepared to take immediate action in these situations to protect the interests of our clients.

How you can adjudicate these kinds of conflicts legally should be outlined in your building contract. Payment delays frequently sabotage the construction process. Contractors frequently terminate jobs due to nonpayment while clients complain about building flaws. Frequently, a correctly structured contract can overcome the conflict between construction delays and subpar work. If a study of the contract is unable to offer a remedy, our construction law department will work with our clients to resolve the conflict.