Construction Litigation Attorneys in Naples & Fort Myers

Focused Representation for Construction Disputes in Southwest Florida

McIntyre & Bermudez, PLLC represents contractors, subcontractors, developers, property owners, and construction professionals in construction-related disputes throughout Naples, Fort Myers, and Southwest Florida. We focus on protecting project investments, enforcing contractual rights, and resolving disputes efficiently to minimize delays and financial exposure.

Whether a dispute arises during construction or after project completion, our firm provides practical, business-oriented legal guidance backed by strong litigation experience in Florida courts.

Representative Matters & Services

Our construction litigation practice addresses a wide range of disputes arising from commercial and residential projects. Our core services include:

Breach of Construction Contracts

Representing parties in disputes involving scope of work, delays, defective performance, and nonpayment issues.

Payment & Collection Disputes

Handling claims related to unpaid invoices, retainage disputes, and payment enforcement.

Construction Defects

Litigating claims involving design flaws, workmanship defects, material failures, and code violations.

Mechanics’ Liens & Bond Claims

Preparing, enforcing, and defending lien claims and payment bond actions under Florida law.

Delay & Disruption Claims

Representing clients in disputes involving project delays, acceleration costs, and schedule impacts.

Contractor & Subcontractor Disputes

Resolving conflicts between general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and project stakeholders.

Pre-Litigation Strategy & Risk Mitigation

Advising clients early to assess exposure, preserve rights, and pursue resolution before disputes escalate.

Frequently Asked Questions

We represent both, depending on the matter and project needs.

Yes. Many disputes are resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration.

We handle disputes involving commercial, residential, and mixed-use construction projects.

As early as possible to protect rights and avoid costly mistakes.

Yes. We routinely prepare, enforce, and defend lien and bond actions.

Yes. Florida law imposes strict deadlines, making early legal review critical.