Axley’s Construction Law Team focuses on construction, architecture, building, real estate, engineering, transportation and development matters. Axley has the largest collection of attorneys who regularly practice construction law in the state of Wisconsin. Buck Sweeney and Saul Glazer co-chair the group, each with more than 20 years of experience as construction attorneys.
Many of our Wisconsin attorneys have actual experience in the construction industry – not just in the boardroom, but in the field where important decisions are made.
We bring this expertise to a variety of transactions, including the construction and management of:
- Health care and scientific facilities
- Educational facilities
- Transit and roadway projects
- Municipal and industrial infrastructure
- Environmental and waste management sites
- Sand and gravel quarries
- Residential and commercial developments
- Engineering and entertainment complexes
Construction Attorneys
Meet the attorneys who can help you.
Client Successes
Some of our past experience in the field.
$18 Million Construction Loan
Negotiated loan documents and counseled borrower client in obtaining an $18 million construction loan.
Representation of Scaffold Erector
Defended scaffold erector in claim arising from dust explosion in coal dust collector at a public utility in Wisconsin that seriously injured 8 construction workers.
Represented Steel Manufacturer
Successfully defended steel manufacturer in 4 week jury trial in Milwaukee County arising from the collapse of a warehouse and over $63 million in property damage claims.
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Theft by Contractor
The penalties for a violation of Wisconsin’s “Theft by Contractor” statute can be severe. If such a claim is proven,...
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Design Professionals’ Standard of Care in Light of COVID-19
Design professionals provide various services as part of the construction process, including site visits, payment certification duties, problem solving, and...
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Governor Evers Extends Safer at Home Order With Subtle Changes To Housing Construction
Governor Evers just issued Emergency Order #28, which extends the Safer at Home Order (Emergency Order #12) with some minor...
