WHO WE ARE

The Law Office of Peter B. Rowell, P.A. is a client-centered, results-focused construction law firm based in Miami, Florida. The firm is dedicated to guiding clients through the complex legal challenges that arise on construction projects. Our mission is simple: to find effective solutions to our clients’ legal challenges and implement them in a cost-effective manner.

Construction Litigation

The Law Office of Peter B. Rowell, P.A. specializes in the resolution, prevention and litigation of construction disputes, whether they arise from payment claims, change orders, construction delays or allegations of defective workmanship and materials.

Construction Contracts, Notices, and Claims of Lien

The importance of having well-drafted, up-to-date construction contract documents is essential to the success of any construction project, especially when disputes arise.

Construction Defect Defense and Prosecution

The firm has ample experience litigating and resolving a multitude of construction defect claims from the vantage point of the project owner, contractor and subcontractor.

Commercial Litigation and Debt Collection

The firm litigates and resolves various business and commercial disputes arising from commercial relationships outside of the construction industry.

CALL US FOR A CONSULTATION:

305-998-9657

CALL US FOR A CONSULTATION:

305-998-9657

LATEST NEWS

Can You Get Paid For Change Order Work Without A Written Change Order On A Private Construction Project?

By Peter B. Rowell April 25, 2020

As a general contractor, your company is building an addition to a home owner’s property. Your home owner client has requested and paid for several change orders throughout the course of the Project. None of the change orders performed by…

The Subcontractor’s Best Tool to Get Paid

By Peter B. Rowell April 14, 2020

Recording a claim of lien is often the contractor or subcontractor’s greatest tool to get paid on a construction project when money is due, but payments are not forthcoming. When a valid claim of lien is recorded, the lienor has…