Massachusetts Construction Law Attorney • Construction Defect Lawyer
Frisoli Law Office
978-486-4733
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Massachusetts construction law involves a set of building regulations, ordinances, and contract laws that can tie inexperienced attorneys into knots. At the construction law firm of the Frisoli Law Office we focus our practice on providing experienced, effective legal representation for building contractors, construction companies, and property owners involved in construction disputes and litigation. Construction law attorneys Lawrence and Carol Frisoli provide more than twenty-six years of combined experience in the complex legal world of Massachusetts construction law, including mediation, arbitration, and litigation.
If you are involved in the construction trades, subcontractor, general contractor, or supplier, or are a property owner involved in a dispute with a general contractor, subcontractor, or construction company, use our experience to your advantage. Contact the Massachusetts construction law attorneys at the Frisoli Law Office to schedule an opportunity to meet with us about your legal needs.
Massachusetts Construction Law and Construction Litigation:
Construction defect disputes
Remodeling disputes and litigation
Construction arbitration law
Commercial construction law
Residential building law
Property disputes, right of way disputes
Subcontractor disputes
Mechanics liens, collection suits
Construction bond claims
Home improvement
Public bidding law
For more information about our experienced construction law services, contact the Massachusetts construction law lawyers at the Frisoli Law Office for a no-cost consultation.
Frisoli Law Office
9 Billerica Road
Chelmsford, MA 01824
Phone: 978-486-4733
Fax: 978-486-3477
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Thee Frisoli Law Office serves residents and business owners throughout Massachusetts, including communities such as Chelmsford, Westford, Lowell, Billerica, Lawrence, Littleton, Merrimack Valley, Acton, Dracut, and Concord, Massachusetts. We provide professional legal representation for people living along the Highway corridors of Route 3 and I-495 in Middlesex County and Essex County, Massachusetts.
