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Provided by Robert Crewdson
Construction Law
Robert Crewdson focuses on the litigation and transactional needs of national and international clients in the development and construction industry. Robert’s practice includes disputes for owners and real estate investors around the country and worldwide, including mediation, arbitration, and litigation in both state and federal courts. His cases often involve contractor terminations, extra work claims, delay claims, and substantial construction defect litigation.
Robert also manages a robust transactional practice that includes negotiating design, construction, design-build and development contracts on a wide array of facilities, including multi-family, hotel, mixed-use, office, power plants, infrastructure projects, airport expansions, stadiums and health care facilities.
Robert lends his experience to real estate investors by providing construction-related due diligence and advice during project implementation. He also provides staff training for clients in avoiding construction claims, and in upgrading client form documents and procurement policies.
Concentrations:
Construction litigation
Construction contracts
Construction risk management
Member, ABA Forum Committee on the Construction Industry
Member, Atlanta Bar Association; Chair, Construction Law Section, 2000
Member, Georgia Bar Association
Member, International Council of Shopping Centers, 1992-Present; Program Committee, ICSC U.S. Law Conference, 2012-Present; Member, National Multi-Housing Council
Provided by Chambers
Robert Crewdson of Greenberg Traurig represents contractors and owners in the full range of construction issues, including resolution of delay and defect claims. He is co-chair of DLA's construction group.
Provided by Chambers
"His experience is so vast that he is able to explain really complicated subjects and deals in really simple terms."
"His experience is so vast that he is able to explain really complicated subjects and deals in really simple terms."
