We know construction in Pennsylvania. For decades, we have worked with clients on all aspects of the construction process, helping to get the job done. Business owners, architects and engineers, construction managers and contractors, specialty contractors, insurers, and others in the construction industry face opportunities and risks every day. Each project, from funding to bidding to contract negotiation, requires legal experience specific to the construction industry.
Our Construction Law Group has a broad range of financial, commercial, industrial, and residential construction experience with both public and private entities. We counsel clients on the wide variety of issues that arise in construction projects. Our attorneys represent clients in negotiating construction contracts and resolving disputes, as well as counseling through the maze of issues affecting any construction project such as public bidding, private contracting, construction management, and design-build arrangements. Our attorneys will represent you aggressively in the event of a dispute, lawsuit, or other conflict over payment or lien rights. We are active members of ABC Keystone and the Building Industry Association of Lancaster County.
Our Services
Contract drafting and review
Contract litigation
Bid dispute resolution
AIA and EJDCD contract review and supplementation
Construction litigation
Insurance/bonding issues
Copyright, trademark registrations, and infringement actions
Arbitration, mediation, and litigation of multiparty disputes
Zoning and land use
Regulation advice
Environmental issues
Mechanics’ liens
When you need a legal partner for your construction team, we can help.
2022 Wake Up With Barley: A Morning on Real Estate – Recording
We hosted the “Wake Up With Barley: A Morning on Real Estate” seminar on Wednesday, May 25, 2022 at the Country Club of York. Barley Snyder’s Real Estate, Municipal &...
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