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Gibbs, Giden, Locher, Turner, Senet & Wittbrodt

United States • Real estate

4

Construction (including construction litigation)

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Guiding an wide array of clients through the full lifecycle of construction projects, boutique construction firm Gibbs, Giden, Locher, Turner, Senet & Wittbrodt are well geared to handle all manner of construction mandates. Based in California, the team regularly act on power plant, rail, and healthcare facility developments. The practice is led by Richard Wittbrodt, who routinely represents clients in claims of delay, breach of contract, and design issues. Missy Griffin is sought out by both public and private sector clients alike, while Barbara Gadbois is adept at handling contract drafting and negotiation, bidding requirements, and procurement matters. Sara Kornblatt intervenes on both transactional and contentious aspects of real estate developments.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘The firm delivers a wide range of services and every lawyer I have worked with is exceptional. Excellent value, they provide big firm representation without the big firm sticker price.’

  • ‘As an in-house construction attorney I routinely work with very smart, experienced partners (Richard Wittbrodt, Sara Kornblatt, Missy Griffin) who are nimble and creative in their representation of my company in a variety of matters. I trust their judgment and they are extremely responsive. I appreciate that I never have to chase them for updates or attention to my matters, and that they seek my input rather than making decisions for me, which can be hard to find in outside counsel.'

Key clients

  • SASCO Electric
  • Swinerton

Work highlights

Represented HNTB, the designer on the design contract for Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority light rail line, in a design dispute and the resulting schedule and cost impacts against the prime contractor.