Ahlers Cressman & Sleight PLLC is a Seattle, Washington law firm with a full suite of transactional and litigation solutions for U.S. and international construction clients (design, civil and building construction, subcontractors, suppliers, as well as real estate development). The firm services clients with matters throughout the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana), as well as Alaska. AC&S construction and real estate lawyers have been providing counseling and litigation services across a full spectrum of construction-related legal matters, including transactional work, litigation, alternative dispute resolution, and claims consulting. The firm offers its clients comprehensive legal services where they can find most all of their commercial legal needs in one place. AC&S has made a commitment to the construction industry. Its lawyers not only have represented construction firms before the Supreme Court and Courts of Appeals in numerous precedent-setting cases, but are also actively involved in drafting statutes and testifying before the legislature on issues of importance to the construction industry. The firm is committed to both the professional and personal development of its lawyers and staff. In this way, the organization fosters a positive environment inside the firm that radiates out into its relationships with its clients. AC&S takes pride in what it does and believes that the strength of its services start with a firmly-grounded group of lawyers and staff who enjoy the profession they have chosen.

CONSTRUCTION LAW SERVICES

• General Litigation

• Construction Law

• Construction Litigation

• Mediation and Arbitration

• Real Estate

• Business Transactional

• Real Estate Law and Litigation

• Complex Commercial Litigation

• Insurance Coverage

• Government Contracting

• Bid Protest

• DBE Certifications

• Prevailing Wage

• Construction Defect

• Construction Contract Drafting

• Subcontract Review

• Creditor-Debtor

• Lien and Bond Claims

• Creditor Representation in Bankruptcy