Construction projects involve significant investments, tight deadlines, and multiple parties—which means disputes can quickly escalate into costly legal battles. Whether you are a property owner, contractor, developer, or supplier, navigating construction litigation requires experienced legal representation to protect your financial interests and reputation.
At Finlay Law Firm, we represent clients in Miami, Coral Gables, and throughout South Florida in construction disputes, contract enforcement, and defect claims. With over 15 years of litigation experience, Attorney Javier Finlay provides strategic legal solutions to resolve disputes efficiently and cost-effectively—inside or outside the courtroom.
Construction litigation often involves contract breaches, project delays, and disputes over workmanship. We represent clients in cases involving:
Enforcing agreements and recovering unpaid invoices, contractor fees, or project-related expenses.
Holding contractors and developers accountable for structural failures, code violations, and defective materials.
Disputes related to missed deadlines, abandoned projects, or unexpected construction expenses.
Representing owners and contractors in lawsuits over job site accidents, unsafe conditions, or negligent construction practices.
Legal options may include negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation. A construction lawyer can help determine the best course of action to protect your financial and contractual interests.
Yes. If poor workmanship, defective materials, or code violations caused property damage or financial loss, you may have a claim against contractors, developers, or architects.
Florida law generally allows up to 10 years to file a lawsuit for construction defects, depending on when the defect was discovered. Other construction-related claims may have shorter deadlines, so it’s important to seek legal guidance early.
Liability may fall on contractors, subcontractors, developers, architects, engineers, or material suppliers, depending on the nature of the dispute and contractual obligations.
Beyond contract disputes and defects, construction litigation can involve zoning law violations, permit issues, mechanics’ liens, and insurance claims. Having an attorney helps ensure compliance and legal protection.
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