AIA Contract Documents Developments: What Construction Lawyers Need to Know

Mr. Adelstein represents general contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, developers, associations, suppliers, sureties, and owners in a myriad of construction matters including, without limitation, construction/design defect claims, schedule-based claims (including inefficiency, lost productivity, and acceleration claims), bid protests, payment disputes, lien and bond claims, liability and property insurance issues, and a host of other issues that affect the construction industry. He prepares and negotiates construction contracts for clients utilizing AIA, EJCDC, and AGC industry form documents, as well as contracts that are not based on an industry form document.

Ms. Colon is a legal advisor focused on deals involving public and private construction projects and real estate development. Licensed in both Florida and New York, she is known for her negotiation skills and her track record in resolving complex construction disputes. Among her notable achievements is her representation of a design builder in a groundbreaking $1 billion convention center renovation and expansion project. Ms. Colon's legal knowledge spans various sectors, including aviation, where she has successfully handled legal matters related to airport expansions and aircraft hangar constructions. Ms. Colon navigates complex construction claims with the aim of resolving, not creating, disputes. She is also a skilled litigator who represents clients in courts and arbitration proceedings alike. Ms. Colon also has a robust transactional practice, in which she assists clients in drafting and negotiating construction contracts across various project delivery systems. She possesses a deep understanding of industry-standard contract forms and works closely with clients throughout their deals.