Firm Assists as Project Counsel

The firm’s client was the prime contractor on a public street rehabilitation project. During project close out, the owner refused to pay the client for quantities of grinding work performed, contending the amounts were not owed because the owner’s inspector had not verified the quantities at the time the work was performed. The firm successfully argued the client was not responsible for the owner’s failure to field verify, and the continued withholding was impermissible under the contract and California law. As a result, the client was quickly paid in full.

Counsel: Daniel P. Scholz, Esq. and Matthew D. Seeley, Esq.