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Red Bank, New Jersey Construction Law Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 8 Red Bank attorneys and 8 law firms.

Catherine J. Bick
New Jersey Construction Law attorney at Giordano Halleran and Ciesla with 28 years of experience
125 Half Mile Road, Red Bank, NJ

Jason R. Schmitz
New Jersey Construction Law attorney at Littleton Joyce Ughetta Park and Kelly with 23 years of experience
141 West Front Street, Red Bank, NJ

Michael J. Gross
New Jersey Construction Law attorney at Giordano Halleran and Ciesla with 55 years of experience
125 Half Mile Road, Red Bank, NJ

Michael T. Warshaw
New Jersey Construction Law attorney at Zager Fuchs with 49 years of experience
268 Broad Street, Red Bank, NJ

Paul H. Schneider
New Jersey Construction Law attorney at Giordano Halleran and Ciesla with 47 years of experience
125 Half Mile Road, Red Bank, NJ

Peter J. Sokol
New Jersey Construction Law attorney at McOmber and McOmber with 45 years of experience
54 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank, NJ

Richard D. McOmber
New Jersey Construction Law attorney at McOmber and McOmber with 60 years of experience
54 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank, NJ

Sean E. Regan
New Jersey Construction Law attorney at Giordano Halleran and Ciesla with 34 years of experience
125 Half Mile Road, Red Bank, NJ
Need help with a construction law matter?
Construction law involves all the legal issues surrounding construction including contracts, permits, state and municipal regulations, public hearings, safety standards and financing. Construction attorneys handle disputes as well as contracts and other agreements. Even if you are not a real estate developer or construction company an attorney who focuses on construction law can assist you with issues around home or commercial construction and remodeling projects.
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