Construction

Construction

Prior to founding this firm in 2007, Andrew C. Demos, Esq., dedicated the vast majority of his legal representation to construction issues and condominium matters that involve construction.

Considering the maintenance and ongoing requirements for high-rise structures including condominiums it is not surprising that our firm focuses a large portion of its practice to construction issues including:
Construction — Gavel Surrounded By Blueprints in Hollywood, FL
- Contract drafting, Addenda and Negotiations
- Claims
- Disputes
- Condo Converter Requirements
- Developer Turnover Reports, Construction Defects and Statutory Requirements.
- Water Infiltration Damages Affecting Condominium Units and other Structures.
- Litigation
- Arbitration and
- Mediation
Our office routinely assists contractors, businesses, owners, boards of directors of condominiums, owners and others with the above issues and determination of causation and responsibility for the costs and performance of remedial repairs.

We assist with the handling of construction contracts, defects, claims, litigation, arbitration and other matters concerning projects including but not limited to, roof replacement, balcony concrete restoration, plumbing, structural, electrical, HVAC / mechanical, pool resurfacing, drywall replacement, mold remediation and all other areas.

When an owner and/or board receives a Notice to Owner, they should carefully review with their legal counsel to determine the appropriate course of action to take, if any, and the owner should ensure that they keep such information within their records during the course and scope of the work, progress payments and final payment. The purpose of the Notice to Owner is to provide direct notice of the presence of the persons not in direct "privity" of contract with the owner. The Notice to Owner allows the owner to avail itself/himself/herself of the statutory remedies of being able to request further information from the direct contractor, and to ensure that payments are made to all subcontractors, laborers and others as set forth in Ch. 713., when the contractor fails to make payment.

Before signing a construction contract, allow Andrew C. Demos, P.A., to review the contract, confirm licensing, incorporation and other issues and draft an addendum to the contract.

Mr. Demos' worked in a condominium law firm as a managing attorney where he frequently assisted in condominiums with concrete restoration projects, roofing projects, delay claims, developer-turnover construction defect resolution, pool damage and repairs, seawall repairs, demolition, remediation, rebuilding and other construction.

Mr. Demos also gained experience representing developers in the planning and development phase of condominium construction through post-turnover litigation, disputes with subcontractors and suppliers and other issues.
Construction defect claims with high profile South Florida developers are resolved with success through the careful planning and attention provided by Mr. Demos.

Thus, Andrew C. Demos, P.A., is likely to be the best choice to assist you with your construction law needs.Call or send an e-mail today for a free initial consultation at (954) 589-0119 or info@demoslaw.com

The information contained on this page and within this website is not to be construed as legal advice and any persons interested in obtaining information for a particular situation should contact an attorney to discuss same. A legal opinion will be provided if and when a consultation with our office occurs. Please contact our office today.

The hiring of an attorney is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. Before you hire an attorney, you have a right to ask for further information regarding the attorney's background, training and experience.

Construction

Prior to founding this firm in 2007, Andrew C. Demos, Esq., dedicated the vast majority of his legal representation to construction issues and condominium matters that involve construction.

Considering the maintenance and ongoing requirements for high-rise structures including condominiums it is not surprising that our firm focuses a large portion of its practice to construction issues including:
- Contract drafting, Addenda and Negotiations
- Claims
- Disputes
- Condo Converter Requirements
- Developer Turnover Reports
- Construction Defects
- Statutory Requirements
- Water Infiltration Damages Affecting Condominium Units and other Structures.
- Litigation
- Arbitration
- Mediation
Construction — Gavel Surrounded By Blueprints in Hollywood, FL
Our office routinely assists contractors, businesses, owners, boards of directors of condominiums, owners and others with the above issues and determination of causation and responsibility for the costs and performance of remedial repairs.

We assist with the handling of construction contracts, defects, claims, litigation, arbitration and other matters concerning projects including but not limited to, roof replacement, balcony concrete restoration, plumbing, structural, electrical, HVAC / mechanical, pool resurfacing, drywall replacement, mold remediation and all other areas.

When an owner and/or board receives a Notice to Owner, they should carefully review with their legal counsel to determine the appropriate course of action to take, if any, and the owner should ensure that they keep such information within their records during the course and scope of the work, progress payments and final payment. The purpose of the Notice to Owner is to provide direct notice of the presence of the persons not in direct "privity" of contract with the owner. The Notice to Owner allows the owner to avail itself/himself/herself of the statutory remedies of being able to request further information from the direct contractor, and to ensure that payments are made to all subcontractors, laborers and others as set forth in Ch. 713., when the contractor fails to make payment.

Before signing a construction contract, allow Andrew C. Demos, P.A., to review the contract, confirm licensing, incorporation and other issues and draft an addendum to the contract.

Mr. Demos' worked in a condominium law firm as a managing attorney where he frequently assisted in condominiums with concrete restoration projects, roofing projects, delay claims, developer-turnover construction defect resolution, pool damage and repairs, seawall repairs, demolition, remediation, rebuilding and other construction.

Mr. Demos also gained experience representing developers in the planning and development phase of condominium construction through post-turnover litigation, disputes with subcontractors and suppliers and other issues.
Construction defect claims with high profile South Florida developers are resolved with success through the careful planning and attention provided by Mr. Demos.

Thus, Andrew C. Demos, P.A., is likely to be the best choice to assist you with your construction law needs.Call or send an e-mail today for a free initial consultation at (954) 589-0119 or info@demoslaw.com

The information contained on this page and within this website is not to be construed as legal advice and any persons interested in obtaining information for a particular situation should contact an attorney to discuss same. A legal opinion will be provided if and when a consultation with our office occurs. Please contact our office today.

The hiring of an attorney is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. Before you hire an attorney, you have a right to ask for further information regarding the attorney's background, training and experience.
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