Construction Law

I advocate for a diverse range of clients in the construction industry, including general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers of materials, businesses, developers, lenders, bond and surety companies, design professionals, homeowners and homeowner associations.

Pensacola Construction Litigation Attorney

Whether you're dealing with a large commercial construction project or a small home renovation disputes can be costly and disruptive. Hatler Law is dedicated to helping you navigate these challenges effectively. My services include negotiation, arbitration, mediation, and litigation for a wide range of construction-related issues. Let Hatler Law support you in resolving disputes and moving your projects forward smoothly.

These can include:

Construction bond claims
Construction defect
Construction delay
Construction Liens
Subcontractor performance
Breach of contract
Collections
Home improvement
Property, land use and zoning
Public bidding
Boundary disputes
Remodeling
Right of way

Construction Focused.

Attorney Ryan P. Hatler has experience in assisting individuals and entities dealing with construction matters, disputes, and legal proceedings. I provide alternative dispute resolution options as well. Whether you're a contractor, subcontractor, supplier, owner, developer, architect, engineer, surety company, or any other stakeholder in a construction project, Attorney Ryan P. Hatler is here to support you.

Mediation and Arbitration Services

Often parties can save time and money by mediating disputes over construction contract terms. Additionally, many construction contracts include clauses mandating nonbinding or binding arbitration for dispute resolution. With my background in representing clients in arbitration and mediation, I strive to negotiate solutions that are beneficial and cost-effective. My goal is to help clients resolve issues efficiently, allowing them to focus on moving their projects forward.

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Fair and Just Compensation

If you've suffered due to a construction defect or a contractor or subcontractor’s failure to perform, you are entitled to ample compensation covering:

Actual damages covering the present and future expenses of repairing and restoring your property, as well as any contents affected by the defect (e.g., water damage from faulty plumbing).
Compensation for the loss of property use and enjoyment, encompassing inconvenience, aggravation, and discomfort.
Reimbursement for appraisal fees, storage charges, and cleaning expenses incurred.
Compensation for reasonable rental costs of similar property during periods when yours couldn't be used.
Under limited circumstances, exemplary or punitive damages, intended to punish a defendant and deter particularly malicious or reckless conduct in the future.
Interest on damages as permitted by law.
Attorney fees and associated costs if outlined in your contract.