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Avramopoulos & Partners offers counseling and litigation representation to clients both for privately and publicly owned projects. We provide legal assistance and expertise for our clients' problems and disputes in the following areas:
- Project documentation including drafting, negotiation, and risk evaluation.
- Bidding disputes and subcontractor listing issues.
- Compliance with regulatory compliance matters.
- Contract performance disputes involving changed and extra work, defective plans and specifications, changed conditions, warranty issues, constructive and express delay and acceleration, suspension of work and contract termination disputes.
- Litigation of construction defect claims and related insurance coverage disputes.
Our Approach
Whether our engagement is counselling, document preparation, or dispute resolution, we recognize that our clients desire both quality legal work and economic solutions. We approach our tasks with these goals in mind, and strive to provide efficient representation matched to the size, complexity, and demands of the problem. We enjoy working closely with our clients in a team approach to resolving construction problems.
Contract Counseling and Negotiation
We provide guidance concerning clients' rights and responsibilities in preparing and negotiating project contract documents and joint venture agreements. We advise clients on issues involving contract administration, performance and termination. Such issues include: counselling clients on implementation of environmental, safety, socio-economic and labor programs; support for internal investigations and corporate compliance reviews; and review and evaluation of proposed terminations and/or suspensions.
Contract Litigation
In contract disputes, we prosecute and defend virtually every issue arising in the performance or breach of construction and procurement contracts, including price or schedule adjustments for directed or constructive changes; defects or errors in contract specifications; delays, disruptions, and accelerations of the schedule; terminations; environmental complaints; or any other act or omission by either party that directly or indirectly impacts the contractual relationship.
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