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A reliable, practical, and get-it-done team serving construction industry clients

McGlinchey’s Construction team has extensive experience with insurance claims and litigation. This enables us to represent owners, contractors, sub-contractors, designers, and architects on general liability matters both directly and through their insurers. We also advise them on:

  • Arbitration agreements
  • Arbitration and mediation
  • Bids and bid protests
  • Construction equipment leasing
  • Contract negotiation
  • Enforcement
  • Financing
  • Labor and employment
  • Lien disputes, mechanics liens, and delay claims
  • Litigation among owners, investors, contractors, sub-contractors, and architects
  • Public/private partnerships and public works projects
  • Regulation, compliance, and licensing
  • Surety
  • Transactions among construction and real estate entities
  • Workouts, restructuring, and bankruptcy

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Contact your McGlinchey Construction team for our latest insights about the following:

Financing and public/private partnerships. In a recessionary environment, it is crucial for developers and contractors to have legal counsel adept in finding creative methods to finance projects. Our team has extensive experience advising clients on construction finance, including public/private partnerships, and we are known for developing innovative ways to structure project financing.

Licensing. Licensing in California, Louisiana, and Texas has long been an issue because of the large population of immigrant, non-resident labor. The McGlinchey Construction team has deep experience advising clients on the often-complex process for securing licensing and is highly skilled in addressing enforcement actions brought by licensing boards.

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  • Why Equity Must Take Center Stage

    Join attorneys from McGlinchey’s Labor and Employment group and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, for an interactive panel discussion about why organizations should go beyond diversity and instead focus on fostering equity.

  • Pros and Cons of Zoom Arbitration

    In February, my colleague Brad Barback and I participated in a four-day virtual arbitration on behalf of a construction client. Under “normal” circumstances, all the parties would have gathered here in the conference room of our Baton Rouge office. However, as we’re all aware, we’re not operating in what was previously considered “normal” circumstances. GivenMore

  • March Young Professional Spotlight

    Zelma Murray Frederick (Baton Rouge) was featured by the Baton Rouge Area Chamber in their March Young Professional Spotlight.

  • Webinar: Updates to the Paycheck Protection Program & Other Issues

    Join us on Thursday, March 18 for the second installment in our 3-Part webinar series on the Paycheck Protection Program and formulate your game-plan before you apply for forgiveness.

  • Mandating COVID-19 Vaccines: An Employer’s Guide to the Perils, Policies and Best Practices

    Mag Bickford (New Orleans) will present "Mandating COVID-19 Vaccines: An Employer’s Guide to the Perils, Policies and Best Practices" to the New Orleans Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) on Tuesday, February 23, 2021.

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