Construction Attorneys - Nevada Contractors Board Lawyers

Construction & Commercial Litigation – Administrative Law -Professional Disciplinary Defense

Represents Contractors-Subcontractors-Other Business

The Wright Law Group, P.C., represents general contractors, subcontractors and other businesses in construction and contract disputes and proceedings before the Nevada State Contractors Board and State and Federal regulatory bodies such as: Manufactured Housing, Southern Nevada Health District, Department of Air Quality and Clark County Business Licensing.

The firm’s clients include general and specialty contractors, suppliers, real estate professionals and other businesses in disputes and controversies surrounding breach of contract claims, mechanic lien foreclosures, regulatory and professional licensing and disciplinary proceedings.

John Henry Wright, Esq., is AV Rated “Preeminent” – the highest rating given by Martindale-Hubbell, in both Commercial Litigation and Criminal Defense and has more than 30 years of experience as a litigator.

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Notice Of Investigation From Contractors Board

The administrative agency responsible for oversight of contractors in this state is the Nevada State Contractors Board. As the responsible agency, it is necessary that the Contractors Board be able to investigate claims against licensees, hold hearings, and administer discipline when warranted.

Construction Litigation

Our clients have included businesses in the construction industry, material men, suppliers, general contractors, and subcontractors. We have successfully represented our clients in such matters as:
Private/Commercial Contracts
Government Contracts,
Bid Protests, Bond Claims
Mechanic’s Lien Foreclosures,
Collection of Accounts,
Contract Disputes
Contractor Board Complaints

Why Hire An attorney

Nevada, like most other states, has an administrative board (“Board”) that oversees contractors that is empowered by the State Legislature under Chapter 624 of the Nevada Revised Statutes to investigate claims against licensees, hold hearings, and administer discipline when warranted. One of the most tragic and damaging things we encounter is when the contractor represents

Can I Get My House Back After Foreclosure

NRS 116 governs Common-Interest Ownership (more commonly known as homeowners associations). If a Homeowner falls behind on assessments (the monthly, quarterly, or annual Homeowner Association fees), the Nevada Homeowners’ Association (“HOA”) can foreclose on the home. The HOA can also foreclose if the

SOME OF OUR CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

Vicki

Chris was extremely thorough with our case and kept us fully informed and patiently answered our questions. He and John talked through different scenarios with us and helped us end up with an outcome we were very happy with. An excellent team that truly cares about the client and isn’t out to spend your money on senseless litigation. We would not hesitate to use The Wright Group in the future and highly recommend.
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Aaron

I was a little worried when I contacted them through a simple google search, but I was VERY happy with the way I was treated. They talked me through the process very carefully and answered all my questions. They do not act like the stereotype of lawyers. I highly recommend using them.
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Mira

I had an amazing conversation with attorney Chris Phillips. He was so informative and helped answer all of my questions. This is an attorney that truly cares about the client. He explains everything so well. I can’t thank him enough for giving his time to talk to me. Thank You Chris Phillips!!! If your looking to hire an attorney you really have found the best in my opinion.
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Mechanics Materialman's Lien

Having the ability to lien a property you performed work on or provided materials for can be a huge advantage for Nevada licensed contractors and others in getting paid. However, because a lien is such a powerful tool, it comes with very specific rules that must be followed or the courts may not enforce the lien.

Defending Unwarranted Disciplinary Actions

Nevada has an administrative agency known as the Nevada State Contractors Board that is responsible for the licensing and oversight of contractors in this state. The Contractors Board is governed by Chapters 624 of the Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) and Nevada Administrative Code (NAC). The provisions of NRS 624 relating

Nevada's Anti Slapp Law

A strategic lawsuit against public participation (“SLAPP”) is a case that is filed to intimidate, instill fear, or otherwise silence someone who is critical or outspoken against a policy of position that is of public importance. The intent is typically to burden the defendant with extensive legal fees and costs until they abandon their criticism or opposition. Because these types of suits result in stifling of one’s freedom

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Nevada Mechanics Materialsmans Lien

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Supreme Court Decision Limits Civil Asset Forfeiture

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DUI’S Ignition Interlock

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NV Supreme Court Published Opinion

John Henry Wright of The Wright Law Group, P.C. Scores Major Win for Homeowners in Nevada Supreme Court Case, Wells Fargo, N.A. vs. Radecki. On September 13, 2018, The Wright Law Group, P.C. secured a major Nevada Supreme Court victory…

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