During and after every construction project, a range of legal issues surface which can affect the outcome of a build. Whether liens, public bidding disputes, preparing and negotiating contract documents, terminations for default or convenience, or defending against claims from the Department of Labor and OSHA, it is imperative that your rights be advocated. To ensure success, it is crucial you have a law firm by your side that can effectively handle any and all construction related legal issues in a timely and cost-effective manner.

Lombardo Law Firm provides highly experienced legal counsel for all construction related parties, including home builders, general contractors, owners, subcontractors, community association, engineers, architects, insurance contractors, bond companies or any other contracting business, public or private. Our team specializes in contract negotiations and disputes, government contracts and bidding processes, homeowner claims, bond issues, and real estate development or transactions. And while our primary goal is to cost-effectively resolve your dispute before resorting to litigation, our team is well versed in complex litigative processes as well as other alternative methods of dispute resolution

New Jersey Construction Lien Law
For a contractor working on a project, securing payment for services rendered can always be difficult. In such cases, the New Jersey Construction Lien Law protects the right of a contractor to file claim for a private lien. A lien places liability upon the owner of a property based upon the value of work performed or materials provided on a project. This prevents the sale or financing of loans on a property, effectively ensuring an owner can’t avert contracting debts. However, for the owed party, the process of filing a lien can become derailed by complex details and legal requirements. To ensure the validity and effectiveness of a claim, the services of a knowledgeable legal counsel are imperative. Conversely, we also provide services for owners or general contractors should a sub-contractor file a construction lien.