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Contractor/developer prevails in arbitration following dispute with electrical subcontractor
A high-profile commercial real estate developer was involved in the construction of a $122 million development project, which involved 800,000 square feet of mixed-use space in Tennessee. The contractor on the project filed a $5 million pricing and change order construction dispute against the developer following project completion, in addition to a mechanics' and materialman's lien.
Waller represented the developer through a full-week arbitration in which we successfully defended the client and greatly reduced the amount it had to pay the subcontractor.
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