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Ury & Moskow, LLC -- Connecticut Construction and Contractor Lawsuit Lawyers

As with any type of business and commercial litigation, construction litigation and contractor lawsuits can benefit greatly from the legal representation of a commercial litigation attorney with industry-specific knowledge. The lawyers at Ury & Moskow, LLC have extensive, recognized construction industry experience that ensures truly adept and knowledgeable representation in this complex field.

For instance, Fredric S. Ury, Esquire is the 2004-2005 President of the Connecticut Bar Association and is active in both the Association of Trial Lawyers of American and the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association.

Neal L. Moskow, Esquire, not only retains a membership in these same professional associations but also serves as an instructor for Lorman’s Educational Services, and the Practicing Law Institute, providing professional instruction in Connecticut construction law to lawyers and non-lawyer construction professionals throughout Connecticut.

Contact Ury & Moskow, LLC, today. We represent clients throughout Connecticut, including Fairfield, Stamford, Norwalk, Bridgeport, New Haven, Danbury, Hartford, Waterbury, and New London.

Construction law litigation, including contractor lawsuits and construction defect claims, is one of the most complex forms of litigation.

Construction law litigation is very complex, primarily due to the multitude of documents – from contracts to plans and specifications to change orders – and the multiplicity of parties who are likely to be involved in any type of construction project or resulting construction claim. For example, some of the parties involved in a construction project, or who may attempt to make a claim, may include:

• Property Owners
• Property Managers
• Primary Contractor
• General Contractor
• Subcontractors
• Material Suppliers
• Insurers
• Sureties
• Lenders
• Architects
• Engineers
• Construction Managers
• Governmental Entities
• Public Interest Organizations

Multiple Links in the Production Chain Can Lead to Multiple Conflicts Requiring Litigation

Each link in the production chain can lead to potential conflicts and disagreements. Consequently, if you are faced with the possibility of construction litigation, such as a contractor lawsuit or a construction defect claim, you need a lawyer who is thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the construction industry. We have years of experience handling complex change order disputes, construction directives, professional engineering and architectural disputes, as well as collecting money due contractors for services and materials provided. We routinely make bond claims and file mechanic liens to protect our clients’ rights.

The Fairfield construction claims attorneys of Ury & Moskow, LLC, can provide you with the type of authoritative legal representation you need if you are faced with a construction problem that can only be resolved through litigation. Over the years, we have represented many clients in civil litigation disputes, and we want to put that knowledge and experience to work for you in your construction dispute.

Contact us today for a free initial consultation with one of our Connecticut construction litigation attorneys for immediate assistance with your construction law litigation.

Many Construction Industry Disagreements are Based on Contract Performance

There are many areas of potential conflict within the construction industry, especially in the area of contract performance. Other areas of that are ripe for litigation can be related to:

• Breach of Contract Disputes
• Bid Disputes
• Conflicts with Subcontractors
• Defective Work
• Collections
• Enforcement of Leases and Subleases
• Land Use Disputes
• Injunctions
• Products Liability
• Insurance Coverage
• Sureties and Surety Bonds
• Bond Claims
• Mechanics Liens Claims
• Contractor Licensing
• Contract Negotiation
• Black Mold
• “Sick Building Syndrome”

For example, is you are a subcontractor or supplier of materials wishing to file a claim against a Payment and Performance Bonds posted by a contractor in federal, state or municipal construction project, you should contact the construction litigation lawyers at Ury & Moskow, LLC, for assistance. Our Connecticut contractor lawsuit firm will work diligently to properly prepare and submit your claim according to the appropriate federal guidelines in the Miller Act (40 U.S.C. Section 270a to 270f) or in Connecticut’s Little Miller Act (C.G.S. §49-41a, et. seq.).

Water Damage, Black Mold Litigation, and “Sick Building Syndrome”

Recently, the construction industry has been flooded with construction defect claims and contractor lawsuits based on water damage to buildings that subsequently results in the development of black mold.

It is now a well-know fact that most toxic mold growth begins with a leak. If it is alleged that a building was not properly waterproofed, this can lead to development of toxic mold in either business or residential properties.

Resulting litigation can be levied against the property owner, the contractor, subcontractors, material suppliers, architects, engineers, or property managers; or in some instances, insurance companies have faced litigation based on accusations of bad faith in their refusal of timely payment of insurance claims by policyholders.

In cases involving toxic mold litigation, juries have been awarding substantial amounts to claimants across the country. Toxic mold litigation has been likened to the asbestos litigation so prevalent in the recent past. If you are facing black mold litigation, contact the Fairfield construction defect claims attorneys at Ury & Moskow, LLC, for immediate assistance and a free initial consultation.

Ury & Moskow, LLC, proudly serves construction litigation clients in Fairfield, Connecticut, as well as Stamford, Norwalk, Bridgeport, New Haven, Danbury, Harford, Waterbury, and New London.

Ury & Moskow, LLC
883 Black Rock Turnpike
Fairfield, CT 06825
Phone: 203-610-6393
Fax: 203-610-6399