Construction Law Books

Construction disputes have led to a wide range of alternative dispute resolution processes—from negotiation and Dispute Review Boards to arbitration and more. ADR for Construction Disputes is a step-by-step guide for both novice and experienced attorneys, covering major processes and identifying the key risks counsel must manage along the way.

A comprehensive, practice-oriented guide to Florida construction lien law, delivering clear analysis and procedural guidance on lien rights, priorities, enforcement, and related remedies.

Georgia Construction Law and Practice delivers in-depth guidance on the statutes, case law and industry considerations shaping residential and commercial construction projects in Georgia. Written for attorneys and advanced law students, this treatise addresses core legal issues affecting owners, contractors and design professionals.

A practical legal guide to green building projects, Green Buildings: Practice and Procedure delivers actionable guidance on regulatory compliance, certification frameworks, incentives and risk allocation across the project lifecycle. This authoritative treatise helps real estate and construction practitioners structure contracts, financing and insurance strategies aligned with sustainable development goals.

Ohio Construction Law and Practice provides a comprehensive guide to the legal framework governing residential, commercial and public works construction projects in Ohio.

Virginia Construction Law and Practice is a complete, practice-oriented guide to the legal issues that arise in Virginia residential, commercial, and public works construction projects. Written by construction law attorney Jesse B. Gordon, the treatise covers contracts, mechanic’s liens, pleadings, discovery, claims, bonds, design professional liability, damages, ADR, and the Virginia Public Procurement Act.