At Miguel A. Brizuela, P.A., we focus on construction law and work to protect the interests of contractors, developers, and property owners. Construction defect claims can be complicated, often leading to costly disputes that impact projects, financial stability, and professional reputations.

Managing payment disputes in the construction industry can be challenging, especially when subcontractors or suppliers face delays in receiving compensation. At Miguel A. Brizuela, P.A. in Miami, Florida, we’re dedicated to helping you understand your rights under construction law and guiding you through the process of filing a payment bond claim.

Disputes over differing site conditions (DSCs) can significantly impact construction projects. These conditions, often unforeseen, occur when actual site conditions differ from those outlined in the contract documents. Addressing DSCs effectively can help minimize delays, reduce costs, and maintain project integrity.

Construction projects, whether residential or commercial, involve a complicated web of agreements, regulations, and potential disputes. From the initial contract negotiation to the final inspection, numerous legal issues can arise that may disrupt progress, inflate costs, or lead to litigation.

As a contractor operating in Florida, understanding your insurance needs is crucial to protect your business and comply with legal requirements. Florida's construction industry presents unique challenges and risks that necessitate specific types of insurance coverage.

In the construction industry, risks are part of the job whether you own a construction company or work as a construction worker. From minor accidents to major disasters, unforeseen events can have serious financial implications.

Obtaining construction financing is sometimes a challenging endeavor. At Miguel A. Brizuela, P.A., we specialize in guiding California residents and businesses through the ins and outs of construction loans.

One of the key questions many business owners and developers have is whether a Limited Liability Company (LLC) can secure a construction loan in California. The short answer is yes, but the process and requirements can be somewhat different compared to individual borrowers.

In the world of construction, time is more than just money—it's the foundation for trust, credibility, and customer satisfaction. The completion of a project within the stipulated timeframe isn't just about meeting deadlines; it's about fulfilling promises and upholding reputations.

The client expects the contractor to deliver a building that is safe, functional, and free of defects. In the event that there's a construction defect -- affecting the use or making the property unsafe -- you may be entitled to recover damages.