Provided by Hinckley Allen
Hinckley Allen's construction practice stands among the Northeast's most experienced and versatile, with practitioners spanning Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Florida, and beyond. The team guides clients through every phase of a project's life, from contract formation and project delivery structures to the resolution of sophisticated disputes.
The practice serves the full spectrum of the construction industry: heavy civil and general building contractors, specialty trade contractors, institutional owners, private developers, energy services companies, sureties, and insurers. That breadth is matched by genuine depth in claims involving delay, defective work, payment, and contract interpretation, where the team has produced outcomes that have influenced how disputes in the region are tried and resolved.
In 2025, the firm formally launched its Corporate Matters, Governance & Strategic Planning for Construction Businesses Group, extending its counsel into the boardroom alongside the job site. It reflects a deliberate commitment to continue to serve construction clients not just when disputes arise, but as trusted advisors across the arc of their businesses.
The team's reputation has been earned through results — in courtrooms, arbitration panels, and negotiating rooms where it matters most.
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Hinckley Allen counsels clients on a range of construction matters covering significant transactions and contracting work as well as sector disputes. The firm is well known for its representation of contractors, the firm also advises owners and design professionals.
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They are very knowledgeable and experienced in the construction field.
Hinckley Allen has very good litigators who are involved in high profile cases.
They are very knowledgeable and experienced in the construction field.
Hinckley Allen has very good litigators who are involved in high profile cases.
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Timothy Corey has considerable experience representing contractors and surety companies in construction litigation. He regularly appears in court and alternative dispute resolution settings.