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I work as General Counsel for midsize construction company.  We build luxury multi-family apartments and have been involved in some of the nicest complex's in the Valley, including Camden Properties, MT Builders and also Mark Taylor properties.  As a construction attorney I deal with drafting and reviewing contracts and agreements.  There is also a need for attention to detail when you are dealing with so many moving parts and other entities.  I also have experience placing liens on properties and also knowledge of Federal Law and employment regulations.. I also protect the interests of my client and employees by making sure protocals are followed and the risk is minimal.

This may be cliché, but I became a lawyer because I love helping people save money and make money. In the complex world of corporate and personal litigation, it is vital to have counsel that you can trust. I have earned the loyalty of my clients by offering personalized attention tempered with solid legal advice and strategy. For the past three years in a row, I have been selected to the Superlawyers Southwest Rising Stars list, a distinction granted to no more than 2.5% of lawyers in Arizona. In addition, this year I was selected as one of Arizona's Finest Lawyers. Just recently, I was also rated AV by , the highest rating a lawyer can receive.When a business needs a lawyer, cost can play a large part in selection. Having represented small to medium sized businesses since 2004, I recognize the necessity to focus on the bottom line. Businesses priority should be to grow revenue, and legal troubles can certainly stand in the way. Each case or issue I work on starts with a conversation to determine the client's desired end result. Understanding and listening are crucial pieces to creating a successful legal strategy that resolves the issue as quickly as possible within budget. Above all, I leverage my experience in commercial litigation to create positive outcomes on behalf of my clients.My broad background (spanning commercial litigation in a wide variety of matters including commercial real estate, construction, breach of contract, zoning and regulatory matters, employer and employee relations, contract negotiations, commercial debt, and intentional torts), ensures a single landing pad for small and medium sized businesses. By nurturing long term relationships with my clients, I am able to minimize costs while providing expedient legal solutions.Specialties:Versed in both business law and general litigation, I use a forceful approach based on sound legal precedent to swiftly conclude settlement discussions and produce a winning verdict at trial. I am licensed to practice in the following:• All Arizona State Courts• The U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona• The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit

Attorney Adam Jarvis represents individuals and small businesses for all general civil litigation needs such as insurance claims, real estate disputes, restrictive covenants, contract disputes, employment matters and many others.. Adam assists individuals with estate planning and represents estates for the deceased in probate court. If you need a will, trust, power of attorney, durable power of attorney, living will or advance medical directive, Adam will be happy to help.. He is experienced in construction law and business litigation and is honored to have been able to represent small businesses including many in the construction, manufacturing, retail and foodservice industries in legal consulting and in litigation relating to collections, employment disputes, contract disputes, construction defects and manufacturing defects.. Adam was born in Mobile Alabama and grew up in the Oakleigh Garden Historic District. Adam attended St. Ignatius Catholic School in Mobile Alabama and then McGill-Toolen Catholic High School where he graduated in 2002. Adam earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of South Alabama in 2006. While at the University of South Alabama, Adam assisted disabled students by taking notes for them during their classes. During summer and winter breaks, Adam worked at Jarvis Plumbing Company which his family has owned and operated since 1954. Adam attended Loyola New Orleans College of Law where he received his Juris Doctor degree in 2010. During law school, Adam helped his family renovate several historic homes in the Oakleigh Garden District. Construction and small business have always been at Adam's core, and they are the reason why he is dedicated to zealous representation of contractors, trades people and other small businesses today.. After passing the bar exam and being admitted to the Alabama State Bar in 2010, Adam worked as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Roderick (Rick) Stout. While working for Judge Stout, Adam helped schedule the civil court docket, review briefs and motions, analyze relevant case law and prepare orders. In 2012, Adam went to work at a private law firm in West Mobile where he represented contractors and small businesses, personal representatives of estates and individuals with insurance claims. Adam helped some of the smallest businesses in town prevail in litigation against global corporations. He opened and closed probate estates. He also defended contractors when projects ran into problems.. Today, Adam is a solo-practitioner and owner of Jarvis Law Firm, PC. Jarvis Law Firm, PC is a general practice law firm and is ready to represent you individually or your business for a broad variety of legal needs.. Adam lives in midtown Mobile with his wife, Amanda, two daughters and two dogs, Lily and Lucy. They enjoy visiting their local swim club, barbecuing in their back yard, cheering for the LSU Tigers and New Orleans Saints and canoeing on the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta in north Mobile and Baldwin Counties. Adam and his family are parishioners at St. Mary Parish on Lafayette Street in Mobile.

Charles M. Greenberg earned his undergraduate degree in Engineering and Atmospheric Science from the University of Washington in 1976. Shortly thereafter he earned his MBA at the University of Puget Sound before attending law school at UPS. Charles graduated with a J.D. in 1987 and has been practicing law ever since.

For fifteen years, I have practiced on the Western Slope.  My practice includes most civil matters – from real estate transactions and disputes, land use applications, water law, civil litigation, municipal law and homeowners’ associations.  I specialize in water law and municipal practice, and represent several municipalities across the Western Slope with regard to water matters.  My experience covers a broad range of clients and matters, whether it is prosecuting a complicated plan for augmentation through water court or negotiating the terms of a lease for a residential property.. I represent local governments in a wide range of matters and negotiates with local, state and federal governments on behalf of private clients.  I practice in the water courts for the Colorado, Gunnison, Yampa and Dolores river basins.  For homeowners’ associations I draft and enforce covenants as well as advise and adjudicate water rights.  In a real estate transaction, I have the depth of experience not only to review the title work and land use matters but also water rights and well matters – covering all matters of due diligence.  I work with developers and individuals in successfully navigating the land use process, whether it is all steps necessary to receive subdivision approval or to receive a building permit.  I also represent contractors, subcontractors and materialmen in mechanic’s lien actions, construction defect and payment disputes and conversely can represent owners with regard to the same.  I assist with business formation and organization.

I have lived in Evergreen, Colorado for the past 25 years. I spend much of my free time hiking in all parts of Colorado. I also enjoy skiing and mountain biking. Cooking is one of my favorite pastimes.

Since commencing the practice of law in 2009, Sean has been a trial lawyer who has represented both claimants and defendants in complex construction defect and professional liability litigation. Prior to joining Vial Fotheringham, Sean worked for a respected Denver plaintiff’s construction defect law firm prosecuting claims on behalf of homeowners, homeowners associations and commercial clients. Sean has represented numerous claimants in the successful resolution of lawsuits ranging in value from $100,000 to over $750 million, including a municipal entity seeking to recover for design errors and omissions in a wastewater treatment facility. Sean has also gained experience defending contractor and developer clients from construction defect lawsuits while employed at a mid-size insurance defense firm. His experience representing insureds in third party claims has proven valuable when representing plaintiffs seeking judgments in excess of policy limits. Prior to attending law school, Sean obtained extensive experience in construction trades which provides him with a unique and valuable perspective for a construction defect attorney.

I primarily practice in the area of insurance defense. I have defended all disciplines in construction litigation. I have defended property owners, manufacturers, transportation companies, as well as small and large corporations in property, casualty, advertising injury and personal injury matters. I have written an Amicus brief for the Colorado Subcontractor Association. I have given presentations at CLE seminars on subjects ranging from employment in the public sector, to using experts and preserving evidence, to updates in construction law. I am a founding member and past co-chair of the Construction Committee of the Colorado Defense Lawyers Association. I provide expert opinions in attorney-fee matters and have been qualified as an expert witness in a variety of district courts in Colorado on the topic of attorneys fees and standard of care. I am general counsel to a handful of corporate clients as well as non-profit businesses that provide services to developmentally disabled clients and at-risk youth. I also serve as a mentor to University of Denver Law School students, and I am an active participant on Channel 9 News’ legal assistance program LawLine 9.

I bring 25-years experience as a civil and environment engineer working in the construction, water, environmental, and human development sectors into the legal field. My life and professional experience enable me to help my clients reach their objectives through contested litigation in the courts and/or through agreements/setllements with their opposing parties. I focus my practice in all areas of family law in addition to construction defect and environmental law. I am licensed to practice law in Colorado and has been awarded Avvo Client’s Choice 2021 Award. I am specialized in litigating highly contested divorces and child custody cases in the District Courts of Denver, Arapahoe, Douglas, and Jefferson. I earned my Juris Doctor from Sturm College of Law in Denver. I received my Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Colorado State University in 1994.