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A Construction Law Firm Comprised Soley of Construction Lawyers Providing Legal Services Exclusively to Clients in the Construction Industry.
Huddles Jones Sorteberg & Dachille p.c. is a Construction Law Firm. Huddles Jones Sorteberg & Dachille p.c. limits its practice exclusively to construction law, the representation of clients involved in the construction industry, and the handling of legal matters that arise for those clients in connection with their construction business.
Our Attorneys are Construction Lawyers. William Huddles has practiced construction law for the last 37 years. Roger Jones has done so for the last 24 years; Kenneth Sorteberg for 16 years; and Mark Dachille for 23 years. In addition, Mr. Jones holds a degree in architecture/construction management; Mr. Sorteberg has an engineering degree; and, earlier in their careers, both Mr. Huddles and Mr. Dachille served as counsel for government agencies that were procuring, administering and litigating disputes involving public construction contracts. With that expertise and their combined 100 years of industry specific experience, Huddles Jones Sorteberg & Dachille p.c. is able to provide high quality and economical service in connection with virtually any legal matter that may arise in connection with any construction project - public or private.
Our associates are also construction lawyers. Each has come to the firm with either a technical background in the construction industry, significant experience practicing construction law, or as a commercial litigator who has since focused on construction law. Each has built upon their backgrounds with several years of experience practicing construction law with us.
Our Construction Lawyers Serve the Construction Industry. Serving general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors, suppliers, owners, architects, engineers, and sureties in Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and various other regions of the country, the construction attorneys at Huddles Jones Sorteberg & Dachille p.c. routinely provide the following types of services in connection with construction related legal matters: advice and counseling; drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts; analysis, preparation, presentation and/or defense of contract claims; negotiation and resolution of contract claims and other construction disputes; mediations; arbitrations; litigation at both the trial and appellate levels; and bid protests. Firm lawyers also conduct client seminars, write articles for publication, and speak at construction-related conferences.
The construction litigators at Huddles Jones Sorteberg & Dachille p.c. are admitted to practice before the State and Federal Courts of Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia; the United States Court of Federal Claims; the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit; the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit; and the Supreme Court of the United States. They also regularly litigate before various Federal, State and Local administrative tribunals and appeals boards.
Knowledge | Experience | Judgment | Commitment
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Construction Law involves the unique application of many different general bodies of law to the industry specific issues and problems that arise in connection with the construction process and its many different business relationships; the many different particular laws that specifically govern the construction process; and the laws and legal principles that apply to and in connection with the many different types of businesses and professions that are part of and serve the construction industry. Because of our many years of experience and the dedicated focus of our practice, we are able to provide high quality legal service economically in connection with virtually any of these distinctive industry specific issues, problems and matters.
A substantial portion of the construction work in the Mid-Atlantic Region is undertaken by the Federal, State and Local Governments. “Public sector” construction projects involve and are governed by unique and particular laws, legal principles, and legal procedures. As a full service construction law firm, our construction law practice includes, and our construction attorneys have extensive experience with, Government Contract Law.
Given the complexities and vagaries of the construction process and the many business relationships that are involved in construction projects, it is inevitable that problems will occur and that disputes will arise out of some of those problems. Our mission is to solve client problems and, when necessary, to guide our clients through their disputes as successfully, productively and cost effectively as possible. Therefore, our attorneys are trained and experienced in all types of dispute resolution, including: negotiation, mediation, arbitration, alternative disputes resolution procedures, administrative disputes resolution procedures, court actions, trials and appeals.
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