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SMTD Law LLP

Construction

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SMTD Law LLP

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Construction - California

Band 5

Band 5


What the Team is Known For

SMTD Law LLP advises owners, developers, contractors and suppliers on a wide range of construction and government contracts matters. It is noted for its expertise in public works and in commercial and private construction projects. The firm represents its clients in complex contract negotiations, as well as disputes concerning payment, design and delays.

Strengths

I have a lot of respect for SMTD Law. I have nothing but positive experiences with them.

Notable practitioners
Jonathan Dunn

Jonathan Dunn is noted for his expertise in construction disputes involving both public and private projects, as well as sureties matters. He is regularly called upon to represent his clients in litigation arising from delays, errors, disruptions and bid protests.

Jonathan is really smart and a great litigator.


Ali Salamirad

Ali Salamirad practices in the area of construction and surety law, advising on a myriad of claims arising from both public and private construction projects.

Ali is sharp and does a great job for his clients.


Marilyn Klinger

Marilyn Klinger is the managing partner of the Los Angeles office and has a broad practice encompassing both construction litigation and transactional work. She represents a wide range of parties, including owners, contractors and sureties. She also has extensive experience in alternative dispute resolution, including mediation and arbitration.

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