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Construction Law

Tampa Construction Lawyer

Construction law in Florida applies to all those involved in the construction of a new building. Whether you’re a developer, contractor, subcontractor, supplier, or property owner, becoming familiar with the foundation of real estate will ensure that the process goes smoothly and that the structure complies with all local regulations. One wrong move, and you could be facing hefty fees or lengthy litigation for improper construction practices or zoning violations. Our real estate lawyers at Older, Lundy, Koch & Martino are incredibly knowledgeable in construction law in Tampa to help you see through new construction projects from beginning to end.

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Construction Lawyer Tampa

Florida Construction Law

Before one can pick up a hammer, careful planning is needed to ensure that everyone is on the right page in all legal matters regarding new construction. Local considerations for Tampa Bay construction may include:

  • Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts between property owners, contractors, and architects.
  • Planning and designing new construction in accordance with related regulations.
  • Ongoing compliance with real estate laws on an environmental, administrative, and zoning level with every new instance of construction.
  • Identifying and addressing any potential faults in the construction process post-project.
  • Understanding challenges unique to a specific piece of property, including wetlands, trees, easements and zoning issues.
  • Resolving legal disputes as they arise, sometimes involving mediation or arbitration.

Real estate attorneys in Florida are all too familiar with local building regulations, making them the construction lawyers you can rely on for handling all legal aspects of new construction and ongoing renovations.

When hiring a construction lawyer in Tampa, you have a legal expert you can count on for every stage of the process. This may include all of the essential tasks listed above, in addition to professional advice regarding local rules, guidelines, and regulations relating to construction. This advice may encompass active risk management and additional suggestions for mitigating liability. Should you find yourself in a legal dispute, real estate lawyers can negotiate and settle disputes on your behalf.

To ensure that your new construction or remodel goes as planned, Older, Lundy, Koch & Martino specializes in real estate practice to help protect you and your new property from the blueprint phase to continued management. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

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