Virginia and Mid-Atlantic Construction Litigation and Defects Attorneys
Our hands-on experience in construction disputes includes familiarity with construction contracts, laws and remedies for public and private parties and insurance companies. Our hands-on experience also includes strong negotiation, litigation, and the actual writing and rewriting of bonds and contracts for the Attorney General's office. From our Richmond, Virginia office, we handle construction issues throughout Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic Region.
Defending Insurance Companies and Government Entities
At Midkiff, Muncie & Ross, P.C., we represent insurance companies, contractors and government entities dealing with issues related to contract breaches, procurement issues, construction defects, and negligence resulting in damage on construction sites.
Bond Protecting Against Construction Defects and Breach of Contract
Performance bonds guarantee that a building will be completed properly and within expectations. Payment bonds cover suppliers and subcontractors not paid by the contractor. When legitimate claims are filed, the insurance company must address issues such as faulty construction, missed deadlines, increased costs, or non-payment to construction professionals.
Holding Contractors Accountable in Construction Litigation
Our practice assists insurance companies in subrogation to collect the money they have paid out due to a contractor's negligence and inattentiveness. This work is very intricate, and requires a level of experience that most firms do not possess. For example, C. Jay Robbins IV, served on a committee at the Attorney General's Office that rewrote payment and performance bond forms used for state construction projects. In addition, his group also rewrote key portions of standard construction contracts in Virginia.
That experience coupled with diligence in getting to the facts of the case has benefited our clients in the construction industry. We have gained a reputation for our dedication and success in this complex area of construction law.
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