Sarasota County Construction Law Attorney

There are over 84,000 Florida attorneys but only 166 attorneys (that's 1/10th of 1.00% !!!) are Board Certified in Construction Litigation. Only certified attorneys are allowed to identify themselves as "Florida Bar Board Certified" or as a "specialist." Certification is the highest level of recognition by The Florida Bar of the competency and experience of attorneys in the areas of law approved for certification by the Supreme Court of Florida.

Morgan Dramis, P.A. is your resource for a qualified Sarasota County Construction Law Attorney or a Manatee County Construction Law Attorney. The issues facing Contractors and Subcontractors can be unique and require expert litigation support. At Morgan Dramis P.A. we use our firms resources to provide qualified experts capable of handling all forms of litigation testimony. Do not leave your Construction Contractor claim or defense to someone who does not have the endorsement of the Florida Bar. George J. Dramis, Esq., has achieved Board Certification status in the field of Construction Law by the Florida Bar as well as receiving high praise recognition in the Florida SuperLawyers publication for 4 consecutive years.

Manatee County Construction Law Lawyer, Morgan Dramis, P.A. Lawyers certified in construction law deal with matters relating to the design and construction of improvements on private and public projects including, but not limited to, construction dispute resolution, contract negotiation, preparation, award and administration, lobbying in governmental hearings, oversight and document review, construction scheduling analysis and delay claims, lending and insurance, construction licensing, and the analysis and litigation of problems arising out of the Florida Construction Lien Law, section 255.05, Florida Statutes, and the federal Miller Act, 40 U.S.C. 3131-3134.Every board certified construction lawyer has practiced law on a full-time basis for at least five years and been substantially involved-40 percent or more-in the area of construction law during the three years preceding application.Each certified lawyer must also have passed peer review, completed 45 hours of continuing legal education within the three years preceding application and passed a written examination demonstrating knowledge, skills and proficiency in the field of construction law to justify the representation of special competence.Board certification is valid for five years, during which time the attorney must continue to practice law and attend Florida Bar-approved continuing legal education courses. To be recertified, requirements similar to those for initial certification must be met. Not all qualified lawyers are certified, but those who are board certified have taken the extra step to have their competence and experience recognized.Construction Law certification was approved by the Supreme Court of Florida in 2004.

If you would like to speak to a qualified Sarasota County Construction Law Attorney, please call Morgan Dramis P.A. today. (941) 953-4555.

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