Construction
Virginia
2 years ranked
Provided by Woods Rogers PLC
Jim is a go-to for clients on contract negotiations and preparation, construction and payment disputes, construction defects and property damage casualties, mechanic’s liens and surety claims, construction claims, bid protests, government contract disputes, land use citations and zoning appeals, or other commercial disputes.
He regularly appears in state and federal court as well as arbitration panels and boards of appeal representing the needs of contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, owners, developers, engineers, architects, consultants, insurers, sureties, and many other businesses. Jim makes it a point to thoroughly understand his client’s business so that he can proactively advise clients on business practices, but, when necessary, resolve any disputes in the most efficient manner possible. Many of Jim’s engagements involve projects of local, regional, and even international importance, and he is able to use these experiences to help clients with every new problem.
Jim serves as legal counsel to two of the largest construction industry organizations in Virginia: the Associated General Contractors of Virginia, and the Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance. Through his knowledge of construction law, he helps craft, evaluate and advocate new legislation impacting the construction industry and works to advance the industry throughout Virginia.
Provided by Chambers
James Harvey is managing partner of Woods Rogers' Norfolk office. He operates a broad construction practice in which he advises on contracting, procurement and litigation. He is often seen advising on mechanic's liens issues and design error disputes.
Provided by Chambers
James can boil it down to brass tax. We have a great level of trust in him and he is a straight shooter.
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