Sentence examples for construction lawyers from inspiring English sources

Already, some construction lawyers have said that owners might face additional risk of lawsuits if buildings are found to underperform.

"I personally like to use arbitration as a vehicle for resolving disputes," said C. Jaye Berger, a Manhattan real estate and construction lawyer.

That goal, that sense of possibility, is what for the past 18 months has driven Jennifer Allred, a construction lawyer turned stay-at-home mom, to fly from her family's home in Atlanta to Washington to take her 8-year-old son, Jack, to the Vision and Conceptual Development Center, a vision-therapy practice that operates out of a first-floor office suite downtown.

But this modest restaurant in the South Bronx has become the hub of the Melrose community, a place where police officers, construction workers, lawyers and local residents gather to eat tamales and gossip about the neighborhood.

I was able to speak to journalists, researchers, people who ran charities, young small business owners, astrophysicists, robotics experts, construction managers, lawyers, professional skateboarders, musicians and comedians just to name a few.

Six months after a 22-year-old Mexican laborer, Eduardo Daniel, was killed in a collapse at a Brooklyn construction site, lawyers for his estate said yesterday that they would file suit today against his employer, Eugene Ostreicher, a builder who is under criminal investigation by state and local authorities.

What do construction workers, trial lawyers, front-line soldiers, con men and Sam Spade have in common?

The members of the Jetty Jumpers, a varied group of about 40 that includes construction workers and lawyers, have assembled in pursuit of something altogether different.

A small group of businessmen, construction magnates and lawyers with close ties to Paraguay's long-ruling Colorado Party did indeed become rich, though few other Paraguayans have benefited.

At lunch the restaurant attracts a diverse clientele: construction workers alongside lawyers and office workers, a scattering of ladies who lunch and perhaps a table of teenagers heaping their plates with good food.

You're just as likely to end up next to a lawyer, construction worker, cop or Dodgers fan at the communal tables, and the friendly counter ladies in their 1950s uniforms and paper hats use plastic trays: it's cash only here, and lunch is the busiest time.