Yes — we represent a wide range of construction stakeholders, including property owners, developers, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and design professionals throughout Houston and across Texas.

Statutes of limitations vary depending on the claim type. For example, breach of contract claims typically must be filed within four years, while pre-lien notices and lien filing deadlines can be much shorter and require strict compliance with Texas laws.

A solid contract typically includes a clear scope of work, schedule and milestones, payment terms, change order procedures, indemnity and insurance requirements, and dispute resolution provisions to protect all parties involved

We help clients address the causes of delays — whether due to materials, labor, design issues, or weather — and pursue or defend against delay claims through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation depending on the contract terms.

Yes — illegitimate or fraudulent liens can sometimes be challenged and removed. However, valid liens usually must be resolved through payment or negotiated settlement. An attorney can help evaluate the best approach.

A mechanic’s lien is a legal tool that allows contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to secure payment for labor and materials. If properly filed and the owner still doesn’t pay, a lien can lead to foreclosure on the property to satisfy the debt.

Typical disputes include payment issues, change order disagreements, project delays, defective workmanship or materials, scope of work disputes, breach of contract, and misunderstandings over contract terms.

Our attorneys review and draft construction agreements to clearly define scope of work, payment terms, change order procedures, risk allocation, and dispute resolution. Proper contracts reduce confusion and help prevent costly legal disputes down the line.

You should consider hiring a construction attorney before signing major contracts, when negotiating terms, if a payment or performance dispute arises, or if you need help enforcing your rights — including contract, lien, or bond rights under Texas law.

Construction law addresses legal issues that arise in building, renovation, and development projects — including contracts, disputes, defects, delays, payment claims, liens, and compliance with regulations. An experienced construction law attorney helps protect your legal and financial interests and ensures compliance with Texas construction laws throughout the project lifecycle.