When embarking upon your important, large-scale project, think of your commercial construction lawyer as your problem solver.  A firm that thinks proactively, creatively, and has the experience, such as Stryker Slev Law Group, can be your go-to resource when potential legal issues of any type arise. Most importantly, they can also be there to ensure that issues are identified and addressed before they become out-of-control problems.

We’ve become a trusted resource in the San Diego area for just these reasons.  Our track record with large commercial construction clients speaks for itself – and, we would be glad to speak with you, regarding your important project.

Stryker Slev Law Group would be more than happy to discuss your legal needs for an upcoming commercial construction project.

Should an issue arise during, or even before your project commences, you’ll need to have access to resources that cover all your bases.  These include statutes, codes, regulations, government agencies, and investigatory research resources.  A qualified commercial construction law firm will have these, and more, at their fingertips, so you can focus on getting your project completed, on time, and on budget.

It’s simply part of the game. Disputes arise during the course of a commercial construction project, especially the larger ones. It only makes sense to engage with an experienced capable firm specializing in commercial construction law. Hopefully, you won’t have to use them much. But you’ll be very happy you had them on your side if issues come up.

The larger and more complex the project, the greater the possibility for disputes, from areas including:

• Defects – in both construction and design
• Structural defects
• Changes in conditions
• Breach of contract
• Delays in construction
• Withheld payments and liens

Stryker Slev Law Group gets involved in larger-scale commercial construction projects all the time. We’ve seen issues arise from these areas and more. Our clients know that having us on their side is one less headache to worry about over the course of their project.

Any time a dispute comes up, there will likely be several parties involved, including other law firms.  You’ll need to have someone with a deep knowledge of construction law on your side. Consider that a dispute may involve:

• Construction project owner
• General Contractor
• Subcontractors
• Suppliers
• Design Professionals
• Project managers
• Lenders

Not having a qualified lawyer on your side will be a distinct disadvantage.