Overview
Cox Castle’s experienced construction lawyers represent developers, investors, owners, contractors, design professionals, and lenders on the full range of construction law matters, from pre-construction through post-completion. Our lawyers skillfully negotiate and draft construction contracts, which sensibly allocate risks and responsibilities, thereby minimizing disputes.
We are experienced in a wide range of contracting forms and project delivery systems, including design-bid-build, design-build, and multi-prime. From high-rise offices, industrial, apartment and condominium projects, and stadium and sporting facilities, to public infrastructure, luxury hotels, master-planned communities, and private residences, our lawyers have the necessary background and proficiency to counsel clients on any project.
Experience
Multiple Phased Construction Contracts for Corporate Headquarters Campus
Represented national retail company in connection with the development of its new corporate headquarters campus project in Southern California. Cox Castle negotiated and developed the multiple phased construction contracts for the project, which includes office buildings, research and development facilities, as well as showroom and marketing facilities, and involved the coordinated development of multiple adjoining parcels crossing jurisdictional lines.
Construction Contract for Estate Homes Development
Represented developer in connection with the construction of 73 estate homes, a clubhouse, and an equestrian center. Cox Castle negotiated and prepared the construction contract for Phase 1 infrastructure improvements for the project with the general contractor.
Construction Contracts for Hotel Redevelopment in Los Angeles
Represented developer in connection with the redevelopment and comprehensive renovation of an existing hotel in Los Angeles. Cox Castle negotiated and prepared the multiple-phased construction contracts.
California Prevailing Wage Law Determination for Construction Projects
Represented homebuilder before the Department of Industrial Relations in various project determination and administrative appeals determining application and interpretation of California Prevailing Wage Law to its construction projects.
Prevailing Wage Law Structuring for Development Projects
Represented developer with respect to project structuring to address Prevailing Wage Law issues on a myriad of development projects, including affordable housing, master-planned communities, commercial, retail, and multifamily projects.
Construction and Design Contracts for New NFL Chargers Stadium
Represented developer in connection with the construction of a new NFL Chargers Football training facility in California. Cox Castle negotiated and developed the construction and design contracts for the state-of-the-art performance center which will offer office space for the players, coaches, and staff, as well as three natural grass fields.
Phased Construction and Design Contracts for Medical Office Park Project
Represented developer in connection with the construction of a medical office park project, including two medical office buildings, a parking structure, and associated facilities in California. Cox Castle negotiated and developed the phased construction and design contracts. This project involved a multitude of complex contracting approaches, including a design-build parking structure, as well as separately contracted architect and contractor arrangements for the medical office buildings.
Design and Construction Contract for Hotel Renovation
Represented owner in connection with the remodelling of a hotel in Los Angeles. Cox Castle prepared and negotiated the design and construction agreements with the architect, engineers, consultants, and general contractor.
Design and Construction Contract for Premier Golf Club Development
Represented golf club owner in connection with the development of a premier golf course, luxury clubhouse, high-end residences, and other amenities in California. Cox Castle prepared and negotiated the design and construction agreements with the architect, engineers, consultants, and general contractors.