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Provided by Tim Walsh
Construction
Recently recognized by "Who's Who in Energy" for his transactional and dispute work for energy and power facilities, Mr. Walsh specializes in front end construction, project development and dispute resolution. He represents owners, developers, contractors, and design professionals in construction projects, including, energy and power plant facilities, commercial and industrial manufacturing plants, infrastructure support, warehouses, and storage facilities, hotel, condominium and multifamily residential housing developments, health care facilities, entertainment complexes, and shopping centers.
Mr. Walsh routinely represents owners, contractors, and design professionals in negotiation and drafting of development, design, engineering, construction, and related agreements including advice on partnering and integrated project delivery (IPD) contracts, trade labor and project labor matters, insurance, intellectual property protection, land use and zoning, environmental and building code regulations, professional licensing issues and accessibility laws.
Mr. Walsh's experience also includes the prosecution and defense of construction-related issues, breach of contract, mechanic's liens, design and construction defects, architectural and engineering design errors and omissions, and performance and payment bonds. He also has experience with building code and regulatory compliance; public and private prompt pay statutory claims; insurance coverage; claims related to project delay, compression and acceleration and liquidated damages; and extra work claims. Mr. Walsh routinely advises owner, developer and contractor clients involved in ongoing construction projects with respect to preservation of contract claims and defenses and best practices for preparing for impending dispute resolution.
Mr. Walsh has litigated in state and federal courts at both the trial and appellate levels and has substantial experience in the arbitration and mediation of disputes through the American Arbitration Association. He is admitted to practice in Missouri, Illinois, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, and the US District Court for the Central District of Illinois.
Provided by Chambers
Tim Walsh is head of the firm's construction practice. He represents project parties in delay, defect and breach of contract litigation among other sector disputes. He also has a strong construction contracts practice, regularly working with clients from the commercial, manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.
