Jason Ebe

Practice Areas

Jason Ebe serves as co-chair of the firm’s nationally ranked construction industry practice. Jason draws from his 25 year experience as a Rotarian to evaluate transactions and disputes from all stakeholder perspectives and navigate paths calculated to overcome challenges and achieve results that maximize project and matter success for the benefit of his clients and the industry. Jason is a Fellow of the Construction Lawyers Society of America, an invitation-only construction lawyer honorary society with membership limited to 1,200 practicing Fellows from the United States and internationally. He frequently represents owners, developers, contractors, subcontractors and design professionals in all aspects of design and construction transactions and disputes in Arizona, nationally and internationally. Jason is a frequent counselor, negotiator, litigator, author and speaker on a wide range of construction issues and topics, and has served in senior leadership positions in local and national construction industry organizations. His relevant and recent project experience includes public and private infrastructure, including military installations, federal government facilities, football stadiums (professional and collegiate), airport, marina, transportation, water/wastewater, and public-private partnerships (P3s); natural resources, including solar and mining; healthcare, including acute care, medical office and senior living; commercial office, retail, mixed-use, data centers, and hi-tech manufacturing; education (universities and K-12); entertainment, hospitality, resorts, convention centers and casino; sports and recreational; and high-rise, multifamily and single family residential. Jason is well versed in advanced project delivery methods, including integrated design build and design assist, construction management at risk, and job order contracting. Jason also counsels clients on the impacts on construction and responsive action best practices in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Publications

"Want to Get the Most Out of Your Contract? Use It!," Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (May 15, 2023)

"Arizona Trial Court Holds Owner May Recover First-Party Consequential Damages From Subcontractor Despite Prime Contract Waiver," Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (July 2022)

"Improving Recovery on Delay and Impact Claims Using American Society of Civil Engineers’ Standard," Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (January 2021)

“New Consensus Contract Template Offers Lean Practices to Enhance Design-Build Project Delivery,” Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (July 2020)

"Overview of ConsensusDocs® 900 Public-Private Partnership (P3) Agreement and General Conditions," Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (January 2020)

"Will Your Contracts Help You Succeed or Hold You Back in 2019?" Author, Under Construction (January 2019)

"Design Professional Best Practices for Successful Project Delivery and Loss Prevention," Author, Under Construction (September 2018)

"Recommended Do’s and Don’ts in Project Scheduling, Schedule Analysis and Delay Claims," Author, ASA Contractor’s Compass (May 2018)

"Practical Solutions to Common Legal Disputes in Construction," Co-Author, Under Construction (March 2018)

"Arizona Court of Appeals Declines to Enforce Subcontractor Prompt Pay Protections on Federal Project," Author, Under Construction (December 2017)

"American Society of Civil Engineers Publishes New Standard for Schedule Delay Analysis," Author, Under Construction (September 2017)

"Arizona Supreme Court Rules Contract Privity Is Not Required for Successful Party to Recover Attorneys' Fees on Breach of Implied Warranty Claim," Author, Under Construction (September 2017)

"Arizona Supreme Court Rules in Two Cases Impacting the Construction Industry," Author, Under Construction (June 2017)

"Resources for Owners Implementing Building Information Modeling in Their Projects," Author, Under Construction (March 2017)