Aaron Ehrlich Email & Phone Number

Aaron Ehrlich’s strategic prowess and analytical sharpness make him an esteemed Partner at Hennigh Law Corporation, specializing in complex construction litigation. Aaron spearheads high-profile, large loss cases with a seasoned hand, guiding clients through the complexities of construction law with a combination of thorough legal knowledge and a competitive edge. His enviable track record in the courtroom as first chair trial counsel is complemented by his skill in crafting airtight case themes, delivering incisive examinations, and presenting convincing arguments that resonate with judges, juries, and mediators alike. Aaron’s tactical acumen is equally evident in his negotiation tactics, where he leverages his robust first chair trial experiences to achieve favorable outcomes well before a case reaches trial. Educationally, his legal expertise is backed by a foundation of academic excellence, having graduated with honors from Claremont McKenna College and the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco.Aaron leads Hennigh Law Corporation’s homeowners’ associations construction defect practice. He has accomplished an exemplary level of success guiding homeowners’ associations (ranging from fifty to thousands of units in high, medium, and low-rise multi-family projects) and other property owners through seven, eight, and nine-figure complex construction defect claims for 17 years. He has rapidly become one of California’s most in-demand plaintiff lawyers for property owners facing serious construction defects. Aaron has personally negotiated the favorable resolution of cases involving claims amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars for projects throughout California. His well-known acuity and achievement as first chair trial counsel having consistently prevailed for his clients in jury trials, bench trials, judicial references, and arbitrations strongly disincentivizes opposing parties from drawing out the claim process and instead, encourages prompt settlements to avoid adverse trial outcomes.

Listed skills include Construction Defect Litigation, Complex Civil Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Real Estate Litigation, and 4 others.