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Health Care – Construction
When a health care facility decides to build or renovate, it deserves a partner with practical, real-world experience. It also deserves a law firm with a team of specialized attorneys boasting top-notch legal credentials to help with the complexities of health care construction projects. Our Construction Law attorneys include former contractors, construction-firm owners, civil and mechanical engineers, and journeymen crafts-people. These professionals understand the day-to-day workings of your business. With regard to construction-related disputes involving health care facilities, Stites & Harbison has represented project owners, architects, engineers, general contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers. Given Stites & Harbison’s vast experience representing all sides in these disputes, Stites & Harbison has extensive knowledge concerning the efficient and effective manner in which to navigate these situations. From a simple matter involving ADA noncompliant restrooms and facilities, to more complex situations involving noncompliance with seismic structural requirements – Stites & Harbison is equipped to handle all of your health care construction needs.
Stites & Harbison lawyers are also LEED Accredited Professionals, and the firm is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council. We are here to help you meet the rigorous standards of green building which is becoming more prevalent in the construction of new and renovated health care facilities.
Our lawyers are members of every major construction organization, serving as officers, board members, and speakers. We are regularly recruited by industry trade associations and professional societies to write about construction issues and provide educational programs. From aviation and health care facilities to real estate and roadways, Stites & Harbison’s Construction Service Group understands the intricate legal issues involved in your projects.
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