Established in 1933, the law firm of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. has grown to eight offices and 500 attorneys throughout the world. Our attorneys are no-nonsense, get-to-the-root-of-the-problem kind of people who are not only smart, but also nice to work with. We focus on what matters to our clients — whether it’s overcoming a legal challenge, taking their business to the next level, or having a trusted partner for ongoing legal advice. We immerse ourselves in our clients’ industries. It’s our job to advise clients about what’s ahead, what to watch out for, and where the new opportunities are. Our attorneys are encouraged to think like clients and understand their goals, the challenges they face, and the opportunities that drive them.

Mintz Levin serves clients of all sizes and at all stages of growth. We represent Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurs, emerging growth and established companies, government agencies, and nonprofits. The firm brings attorneys from complementary practices and geographies to address the rapidly changing legal and regulatory environment of many industries.

Mintz Levin's attorneys understand the unique challenges and opportunities facing the construction and real estate industries. Our team of efficient, solutions-oriented counsel will focus on the legal details so you can focus on what matters to you- your project. Our clients include project owners, investors, developers, financiers, contractors, project managers, engineers, commercial tenants, and material suppliers. We have worked every angle in the industry and our footprints are all over a wide ranch of projects.

Litigation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution form a significant part of our practice. We are keenly aware of the significant costs — both in dollars and lost employee time — that arise in traditional litigation. With that in mind, we work closely with clients to select the most effective and beneficial method of dispute resolution.

We also have extensive experience in all types of contractual relationships, including design / build, fast-track, construction management, EPC, and more conventional owner / contractor and owner / architect relationships. We regularly provide advice regarding public bidding and procurement issues. Our experience in navigating disputes allows us to provide advice in crafting contracts to avoid pitfalls and future conflicts that can cripple what would otherwise be successful projects.