Legal and Regulatory

Before Employees Leave, Protect Your Assets
Construction companies that cater to the demands unique to each type of employee will find an edge in the employment marketplace.
By David R. Cook Jr.
May 24, 2017
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by David R. Cook Jr.
David Cook's construction and procurement law practice includes complex litigation and transactional matters for clients that range from owners, such as the state and local governments, to contractors, subcontractors and suppliers. He has handled litigation involving the Georgia World Congress Center and other large state and local facilities; multiple interstate, highway, and bridge projects; federal projects and military bases and housing facilities; distribution centers; courthouses; school buildings; college dormitories and athletic facilities; condominiums; and residential and commercial developments. He assists construction clients in avoiding and minimizing claims, resolving disputes, and closing out problem projects.
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