Top best Construction Lawyers in ZIP 35205 | 10 available
10 Construction lawyers are available in ZIP code 35205 in Lexington, Kentucky. Average rating of these lawyers is 4.2/5 and 65% provide free consultation with average fees of $371 per hour.
Construction Lawyers Nearby Lexington 35205 (by distance)
Within 5 miles near you
(Birmingham Area) 35203 1.6 miles
(Birmingham Area) 35223 4.2 miles
Within 10 miles near you
(Birmingham Area) 35210 8.8 miles
6 - 10
$181 - $560
49% - 81%
4.0 - 4.4 ★
FAQs - Construction Lawyers in 35205 city Lexington How many Construction lawyers actively serve residents of Lexington, Kentucky? Approximately 81 licensed attorneys focus on Construction across Lexington, Kentucky. Most matters are filed through the Kentucky District Court, where local rules shape timelines and filing steps. What is the typical hourly fee for Construction lawyers in Lexington, Kentucky? In Lexington, typical rates range from $271-$443 per hour for Construction. End-to-end case budgets frequently land between $2655 and $6739, depending on hearings and discovery. How long do Construction matters usually take in courts near Lexington? Construction cases in Lexington, Kentucky usually take around 5-11 months depending on complexity and the Kentucky District Court docket. Which local court most often hears Construction cases for people living in Lexington, Kentucky? Residents of Lexington typically see Construction filings handled by the Kentucky District Court. Proximity to helps with quick submissions and clerk communications. Do attorneys around offer a free first consultation for Construction? About 52% of firms near ZIP offer a free first consultation for Construction, so you can compare strategy and fit before committing.
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Leila Watson has practiced with Ernie Cory, co-founder of Cory Watson Attorneys, for 32 years. She has worked on precedent-setting cases with state and national implications. Leila represented Jett Williams and proved that Jett is the natural daughter of famous singer and songwriter, Hank Williams, Sr., and in the process updated Alabama law so no other heir would have to shoulder the burden of finding their inheritance on their own. Leila also obtained the first double-digit million-dollar wrongful death verdict in Alabama–$15,000,000.. Not only has Leila worked on big cases, she is also well-known for taking time to negotiate car accident cases, probate issues, municipal cases, and talking to people about whatever is disrupting their daily lives and finding solutions for them.. Ernie Cory convinced her as a young lawyer to handle cases on subjects she knew nothing about: “it’s not what you don’t know, it’s all about what you can learn.” So, she learned things like how to drive a tractor-trailer truck, set up a fuse box, maintain a hospital record, sell life insurance, and a host of other skills to present her cases at trial.. Leila’s legal skills and passion for studying the law are recognized by her colleagues. She was appointed by the Alabama Supreme Court to the Alabama Pattern Jury Instructions Committee–Civil in 1998. This Committee is rewriting the civil jury instructions in plain language to make the instructions understandable to lay persons. She has been appointed the chair of the Alabama Association for Justice Amicus Curiae Brief Committee for years, responsible for steering the committee that selects and writes appellate briefs on issues of importance to ALAJ members. In 2015, Leila was elected President-Elect of the Birmingham Bar Association.. While Leila is a passionate and dedicated lawyer, she is also a family-oriented woman who loves to volunteer. She and her family are very involved in the Birmingham community, supporting local charities that focus on children’s education and health and making Birmingham a great place to raise a family. Leila loves to cook and is always looking forward to her weekly Sunday night dinner with friends and family.. Leila approaches her life at home and at the office with this simple quote:. “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” -Dr. Seuss
I grew up in Birmingham, Alabama graduating from Homewood High School. After high school I continued my education at the University of Alabama at Birmingham on a Green and Gold Scholarship. After obtaining a B.S. in Accounting I attended Ole Miss Law School graduating in 2009. I have been handling personal injury cases including construction defect, toxic mold and car wrecks since I obtained my law degree and focus my practice on construction related issue.
I am an attorney with the firm of Jaffe, Hanle, Whisonant, & Knight, P.C. After growing up in Selma, Alabama, I attended the University of Alabama where I received a B.S. in Political Science, graduating magna cum laude in 2009.. I have recently received my J.D. from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in 2012.Prior to joining the firm of Jaffe & Drennan, P.C., I interned for the Honorable Robert “Bob” Armstrong, District Judge for the 4th Circuit of Alabama. Additionally, I worked as a law clerk for Jaffe & Drennan P.C. prior to becoming an attorney.
Experienced Construction attorney serving clients in Lexington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Construction attorney serving clients in Lexington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Construction attorney serving clients in Lexington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Construction attorney serving clients in Lexington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Construction attorney serving clients in Lexington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Construction attorney serving clients in Lexington and surrounding areas.