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: Michigan Construction LawCavanaugh & Quesada, PLC -- New Offices in Royal Oak
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Attorneys Peter Cavanaugh and Gary Quesada have moved their law practice to new and larger offices in Downtown Royal Oak at 1027 S. Washington Ave. Cavanaugh & Quesada, PLC serves the unique legal needs of the design and construction communities.
- Peter's practice is concentrated on business and construction law matters, including litigation, arbitration, and mediation of contract, construction lien and payment bond claims, and disputes involving owners, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers. Peter also represents clients who specialize in water and wastewater construction projects, especially those projects involving the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD).
- Gary's practice is concentrated on representing architects, engineers, owners and contractors in business and construction law matters, including litigation and arbitration of commercial, municipal and residential construction claims, copyright and risk management consultation. Gary also represents clients in the fields of photographic, sculptural, literary and film arts.
To find out how we can help you, please contact either Peter Cavanaugh or Gary Quesada at Cavanaugh & Quesada, PLC, 1027 S. Washington Ave., Suite A, Royal Oak, MI 48067, Tel: (248) 543-8320, Fax: (248) 543-8330 or for more information visit our website -- www.MichiganConstructionLaw.com
Full post as published by Michigan Construction Law on December 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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