CONSTRUCTION

The construction law attorneys at Dawda Mann understand the multi-faceted needs and considerations of the construction industry. Our experienced lawyers routinely help clients address the legal challenges of engaging in the planning and implementation of construction projects, as well as the resolution of disputes, claims and litigation. We handle all types of construction-related legal considerations, including:

Dawda Mann’s attorneys also represent clients in both state and federal courts, and are skilled at handling arbitrations and mediations.
The construction practice group works closely with other attorneys in the firm specializing in real estate, business planning, employment law, land use and environmental law to strategically and holistically address any and all potential legal concerns related to construction in a coordinated and cost-efficient manner.

RETAIL AND SHOPPING CENTERS

Our firm’s experienced retail and shopping center attorneys assist clients with the implementation of successful strategies for the development and occupancy of retail spaces, including:

Thomas R. August

Senior Attorney

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Donald R. Bachand

Senior Attorney

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Paul A. Bringer

Of Counsel

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Dana Kreis Glencer

Member

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Susan Kowal

Senior Attorney

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Lindsey LaForest

Associate

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Christopher R. Martella

Member

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Todd A. Schafer

Senior Attorney

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Frances Belzer Wilson

Member

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Robert A. Wright III

Member

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The Changing Face of Retail

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Click to see the full article from the CREW Network Industry Brief co-authored by Dana Kreis Glencer: The Changing Face of Retail

The Purpose of Estoppel Certificates and When to Use Them

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By Kylie Bergmann. Requests for estoppel certificates can arise in many contexts during the course of a commercial real estate transaction. The most common scenario occurs when a landlord is selling or mortgaging its property [...]

Issues in Connection with Assignment, Subletting and Other Transfers

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By Todd Schafer Lease negotiations are often long and drawn out, in part due to the myriad complex issues that a landlord and a tenant may need or want to negotiate. One issue (or, rather, [...]

Retail Real Estate Law Experts Dawda Mann Attending RECon

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It’s a deal. We’re hoping to hear those words quite a bit this week at the RECon, presented by the International Council of Shopping Centers, in Las Vegas. But any retail real estate professional also [...]

What’s Mine Might Be, Legally, Yours

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By: Erin Bowen Welch In its March 19, 2018 unanimous opinion, Marlette Auto Wash, LLC v Van Dyke SC Properties, LLC, the Michigan Supreme Court affirmed certain principles of Michigan case law regarding adverse possession [...]