When to call about a construction dispute
Call before you stop work or walk off a job, when a customer withholds payment over alleged defects, when a lien deadline is approaching, or when you are served with a lawsuit. Good records make a large difference in these disputes, so it helps to know which photos and documents to keep and what to do when a customer claims your work is defective.
Indiana Construction Law
Construction law for Indiana contractors and trades businesses
Construction disputes tend to arrive at the worst time, usually when a final payment is withheld, a change order is contested, or a project runs late. Anne represents general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and trades businesses in these disputes, and construction is a principal focus of her practice. She reads plans, contracts, and industry terminology without needing them translated, which lets her get to the substance of a construction problem quickly.
How Anne helps contractors and trades businesses
Anne helps contractors get paid for their work through mechanic's liens, payment demands, and litigation when needed. She reviews and negotiates contracts before you sign, and she handles disputes over change orders, delays, and claims that your work was defective. Mechanic's liens carry deadlines under Indiana law that are easy to miss, so calling early preserves options that disappear with time.
If you are facing a payment problem or a construction dispute, reach out to Anne to discuss your project.