Construction Litigation Attorney Recruiting in Florida

Condominium inspection and reserve requirements

Legislation passed in 2022 after the Champlain Towers South collapse requires milestone structural inspections and structural integrity reserve studies for older condominium buildings of three or more stories. The repair work, special assessments, and disputes that follow have created sustained demand for construction and condominium counsel.

Chapter 558 and a shorter statute of repose

Florida’s pre-suit notice and opportunity-to-cure process under Chapter 558 is a specialty in its own right. In 2023 the legislature shortened the statute of repose for construction defect claims from ten years to seven, which changed how and when claims are brought.

Storm damage and rebuilding

Hurricanes generate defect, delay, payment, and coverage disputes for years after landfall, particularly in Southwest Florida and along the Gulf Coast.

Infrastructure and commercial development

Public transportation projects, multifamily and industrial development, and hospitality construction keep delay, disruption, lien, and bond claims flowing in every metro.

Firms want construction litigators who have handled matters from the Chapter 558 notice through expert discovery, mediation, and trial or arbitration. First-chair experience, familiarity with the experts who matter in Florida, and Florida Bar board certification in construction law all raise your value. If you are thinking about a move, we can tell you which firms are adding to their construction groups and what they are paying, in confidence.

Experienced construction litigators rarely answer job postings. Most are busy and reasonably content, so they have to be approached directly and given a reason to listen. We know who is doing the work at each firm in each market, and we present lawyers whose experience matches your caseload rather than whoever happens to be looking.