Construction Law

The law firm of Hutchinson, Cox represents clients in all areas of the construction industry, including but not limited to, contractors, builders, homeowners, architects, and developers. Our land use attorneys have worked with a variety of clients, both large and small, throughout Oregon in construction law matters.

Typical Issues / Cases Handled

We assist our clients with a wide variety of construction law issues, including:
Bid and contract preparation and negotiation of enforcement of construction liens for both homeowners and contractors when a party alleges they have not been fully paid for materials or services provided.
Arbitration and litigation both before the Construction Contractor Board and in Oregon State Courts
(CCB) Construction Contractor Board claims and representation for both homeowners, contractors, and sub-contractors.
Construction defects cases arising out of residential or commercial construction agreements.

Our law firm has over 20 years of combined experience in handling legal matters related to residential and commercial construction. Frank Gibson, Patrick Stevens and William Sherlock have all had extensive involvement with construction cases throughout the State of Oregon.

Attorneys Practicing in Construction Law Include:

Paul R. Allen
Frank C. Gibson
William H. Sherlock
Patrick L. Stevens

TESTIMONIALS

“I can confidently state he is an outstanding lawyer. …focused on practical and efficient legal outcomes. His legal work is excellent.”
Scott H.Opposing attorney

“Everett is a class act. …Everett is straight forward and honest. He doesn’t play games with you or your emotions.”
Rijnclient

“I came to Frank for help with a complicated divorce involving complicated business difficulties. I really needed professional advice. Frank has been from the beginning upfront. I was really impressed by his advice.”
HaringClient

“Amazing to work with! His first concern was about doing what was best for my son…. He was very honest and forthcoming about the law and the process, what I could do on my own and what he could do.”
JenClient