Construction Dispute Attorney in Tampa, Orlando & Fort Myers

Construction projects can fall apart fast—missed deadlines, unpaid invoices, defective work, change order fights, and contract disputes can put thousands (or millions) at risk. When the stakes are high, you need a construction lawyer who can step in quickly, protect your position, and move your case toward resolution.

Law Offices of Adam G. Hill represents property owners, contractors, subcontractors, and businesses in construction disputes throughout Florida, including Tampa, Orlando, and Fort Myers.

Call for a free consultation / case evaluation: 833-918-1877
(Or call any of our other office numbers listed on this website.)

Construction Disputes We Handle

We help clients resolve construction conflicts involving:

  • Nonpayment / unpaid invoices

  • Breach of construction contract

  • Change order disputes

  • Construction defects and workmanship issues

  • Project delays and schedule impacts

  • Scope of work disputes

  • Termination and walk-off disputes

  • Warranty issues

  • Owner–contractor disputes

  • Subcontractor and supplier disputes

  • Punch list and closeout disputes

  • Demand letters and presuit negotiations

  • Construction litigation when settlement isn’t possible

Not sure if your issue “counts” as a construction dispute? If money is owed, work is being challenged, or the project is at risk, it’s worth getting legal guidance early.

Why Construction Clients Hire Us

Construction disputes are won on contracts + documentation + leverage. We focus on:

Clear strategy from day one

We identify your strongest legal and factual positions and help you avoid costly mistakes.

Evidence-driven negotiation

We build a clean record using the documents that decide most construction cases: contracts, scopes, change orders, pay apps, invoices, emails/texts, photos, inspection reports, and project timelines.

Litigation-ready posture (when needed)

If the other side won’t be reasonable, we prepare to enforce your rights in court.

Call 833-918-1877 for a free consultation/case evaluation.

What You Should Do Before the Dispute Gets Worse

If you’re in the middle of a construction conflict, avoid common mistakes that weaken your case:

  • Don’t rely on “handshake fixes” after problems start

  • Don’t sign new change orders, releases, or “final payment” documents without advice

  • Don’t send emotional texts/emails that can be used against you

  • Preserve evidence (photos, job logs, inspection notes, communications)

Instead, gather your key documents and call us.

Our Construction Dispute Process

1) Free consultation / case evaluation

We hear the facts, review the contract and project documents, and assess options.

2) Identify leverage and exposure

We analyze the strongest claims/defenses and the cost-benefit of different strategies.

3) Demand letter and presuit negotiation (when appropriate)

Many construction disputes can be resolved without filing suit—if the demand is strong and supported.

4) Litigation strategy (if necessary)

If resolution isn’t possible, we pursue a court strategy designed to protect your money and your timeline.

Serving Tampa, Orlando & Fort Myers

Construction disputes are often location-driven—work performed, property location, and contract performance can affect venue and strategy. We represent clients throughout Florida, including Tampa, Orlando, and Fort Myers.

Call for a free consultation / case evaluation: 833-918-1877
Or call any of our other office numbers listed on this website.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to hire a construction dispute lawyer?

It depends on the complexity of the case and the stage of the dispute. After a quick review, we’ll explain your options clearly (including the most efficient path forward).

Should I send a demand letter before filing a lawsuit?

Often yes. A strong presuit demand can resolve the dispute faster and at lower cost—but it must be written carefully to preserve leverage and avoid damaging admissions.

What documents should I gather for my consultation?

Bring what you have:

  • contract, exhibits, and scope of work

  • change orders

  • invoices, pay applications, and payment history

  • emails/texts with the other side

  • photos/videos of the work

  • inspection or engineer reports (if any)

  • timeline of key events and problems

What if the other side is threatening a lien or already filed one?

Time matters with lien-related disputes. Call immediately so we can review your situation and deadlines.

Talk to a Construction Dispute Attorney Today

If you’re dealing with a construction dispute—nonpayment, defects, delays, or contract problems—get legal guidance early before the case gets more expensive.

Free consultation / case evaluation: 833-918-1877
(Or call any of our other office numbers listed on this website.)

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