Construction law governs and regulates the elaborate and complicated network of transactions and relationships which cause various parties to work together to achieve the common goal and objective of successfully completing a building project. Despite this commonality, each of these parties generally have their own, frequently countervailing, interests to protect and advance, and will seek to assert and enforce their own respective rights. Additionally, there are certain intrinsic risks associated with construction which must be navigated, mitigated, managed and/or avoided. As a result, owners, architects, engineers, consultants, contractors, subcontractors, manufacturers and other parties involved in construction would benefit from the advice, counsel and representation of a construction attorney. From negotiating, drafting and reviewing contracts to providing representation in construction litigation, a construction lawyer can offer the guidance, security and peace of mind to allow any party involved in a construction project to focus on what you do best; concentrating on your own particular specialty or area of expertise.