Construction contract disputes are one of the most common types of legal conflicts in New York’s real estate and development industry. Whether you are a general contractor, subcontractor, developer, or property owner, a well-drafted contract is your best defense—but even with one, disputes can still arise.
Common Construction Contract Disputes
At James J. Corbett, P.C., we represent clients in a wide range of construction-related contract lawsuits, including:
- Breach of contract claims
- Non-payment or underpayment for completed work
- Delay or disruption claims
- Termination disputes
- Disputes over change orders and scope of work
- Defective construction or failure to meet specifications
Understanding Breach of Contract in Construction
Breach of contract occurs when one party fails to perform its obligations under a written or oral agreement. In construction, this could mean failure to pay, failure to complete the work, or performing substandard work. We evaluate the full contract, project documentation, correspondence, and payment history to determine your best legal options.
How We Approach Construction Litigation
Our firm focuses on resolving disputes efficiently and strategically. We begin by assessing whether the conflict can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration. If litigation is necessary, we advocate aggressively for our clients in court, seeking damages or specific performance as appropriate.
Clients We Represent
We represent a wide range of clients, including:
- General contractors
- Subcontractors and trade professionals
- Developers
- Commercial and residential property owners
- Construction managers
Get Legal Help with a Construction Contract Dispute
If you are involved in a dispute over a construction contract in New York, contact James J. Corbett, P.C. today. We will review your contract, analyze the merits of your case, and advise on the best course of action. Construction litigation can be costly—our goal is to achieve a resolution that protects your legal and financial interests.
