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Practice Areas

Construction Law

Construction law sits at the intersection of contract, liability, regulatory, and dispute resolution law — and no two projects present the same challenges.

At Welby, Brady & Greenblatt, LLP, we provide efficient, experienced legal counsel to owners, contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, and sureties at every phase of a construction project.

Our Firm

Complex Projects Demand Specialized Counsel

Welby, Brady & Greenblatt, LLP represents general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors, specialty contractors, owners, developers, suppliers, and sureties throughout New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Our attorneys advise clients at every stage of a project, from bid preparation and contract negotiation through project administration, claims, dispute resolution, and litigation.

“At Welby, Brady & Greenblatt, LLP, our efficient and experienced legal guidance can assist clients in all phases of any successful construction project.”

What We Do

Our Construction Law Services


Payment & Lien Claims

  • Assisting clients in pursuing payments due by making bond claims and filing Mechanics’ Liens
  • Representation in bidding, procurement disputes, and bid protests

Contract & Claims Management

  • Drafting and review of contract documents
  • Consultation on claims and claim avoidance techniques
  • Consultation on project-related problems, workouts, liens, and default situations
  • Selection and supervision of outside technical consultants
  • Preparation of Project Specific Manuals for contractual and statutory compliance

Claims & Project Administration

  • Change orders and extra work claims
  • Delay and impact claims
  • Notice requirements and compliance
  • Defaults and termination
  • Indemnification and insurance issues

Dispute Resolution & Litigation

  • Negotiation strategies for project completion and minimizing claims exposure
  • Establishing strong offensive and defensive positions in anticipation of litigation
  • Representation in trials, appeals, mediations, arbitrations, and debarments
  • Navigation of OSHA citations, informal conferences, administrative hearings, and appeals
Partner with Us

Partner with Attorneys Who Understand Your Industry

Allow us to apply our real-world experience to your legal team. Our construction attorneys have the depth and breadth to handle matters at every phase and in every forum.

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New York Expands Paid Family Leave to Collective-Bargaining Construction Workers — Effective January 1, 2027

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