Our construction law practice is focused on four areas: construction financing, construction defect, mold/water intrusion, and eminent domain. In every case, we apply our substantial litigation experience to achieve positive results for our clients.

Construction financing cases, whether large and complex or relatively simple, require counsel with an understanding of the seemingly disparate worlds of finance and engineering. The lawyers of Flynn, Gaskins & Bennett have and use that understanding — whether handling a $90 million hotel construction and finance case or a dispute over the meaning and legal effect of an apartment complex’s bond financing documents.

Claims of construction defects are as old as construction itself. Flynn, Gaskins & Bennett has handled contract, warranty, and negligence cases, in commercial and residential construction contexts, for contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, real estate developers, insurers, building owners, and homeowners.

More recently, specific claims for mold and water intrusion arising from alleged construction defects have plagued the construction industry. We are on the leading edge of this litigation, having handled dozens of cases. Our experience includes virtually all siding materials, including stucco, EIFS, masonry, wood, vinyl, and engineered panels.

Our construction law practice also includes representing property owners in eminent domain proceedings by local governmental authorities. Whether in negotiation, commissioner hearings, or court, we skillfully assist our clients to ensure fair and just compensation.