Aggressive and Dedicated Massachusetts and Rhode Island Contractor Dispute Attorneys
While we attend to every detail of a real estate transaction, legal disputes can arise after documents are signed. The legal team at Adler, Cohen, Harvey, Wakeman and Guekguezian, LLP is staffed with experienced attorneys who can help facilitate the purchase, sale or development of property. That insight helps us when it comes time to litigate a contentious and complicated issue.
A seasoned and successful trial lawyer is paramount for those looking for the best resolution to real estate litigation. Contact us at 617-830-2720 or 401-234-1648.
Real Estate Dispute Attorneys Helping to Resolve Legal Issues
Attorney Michael F. Conway, a partner at Adler, Cohen, Harvey, Wakeman & Guekguezian, LLP and "Rising Star" from 2005 to 2010, has earned the respect of his legal peers. He has also earned a reputation with banks and real estate buyers and sellers for effective and thorough representation in transactions and litigation. Developers have come to him for help with property acquisition and sales, zoning matters, condominium conversions, permitting and leasing.
His comprehensive background includes appearances before administrative agencies, planning boards, historic district commissions and zoning boards of appeal.
At Adler, Cohen, Harvey, Wakeman and Guekguezian, LLP, we will explore every option to resolve a real estate dispute short of litigation. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods are effective when both sides are willing to negotiate. However, if the only option remaining is a trial, we will aggressively pursue litigation on your behalf.
Our experience in real estate litigation has involved representing both homeowners, developers, landlords and tenants. Property and landlord/tenant disputes are far too complicated and costly to place in the hands of a less experienced lawyer who may be quick to settle. Zoning and development cases can put an investment at risk.
One of the more common real estate-related disputes result from disagreements between a homeowner and a contractor. Claims of poor workmanship or an unfinished project have led one of the parties to our office and can require aggressive representation in court.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer about a zoning or boundary dispute, please contact us.
