Seth Robbins is a construction lawyer with extensive experience in construction law, government contracts and civil litigation. Seth brings a unique, first-hand perspective to serving his construction clients, having worked at a large construction contractor prior to attending law school. Seth has extensive experience in preparing and defending complex construction contract claims, involving issues such as delay, acceleration, changes, extra work, and labor inefficiency. He has successfully represented contractor and design professional clients in trials, appeals, arbitrations and mediations before various federal board of contract appeal, federal courts, state courts and courts of appeal involving design and construction defects, disruptions, equitable adjustment claims, suspensions of work, terminations, mechanic's liens and, performance and payment bond claims. He has handled major contract disputes and litigations on airports, bridges, highways, office buildings, large scale mixed-use developments, energy performance contracts, power generation, pipelines, pumping stations, water and waste water treatment plants, and a myriad of other projects.Seth also assists clients in all facets of federal, state, and local government contracting issues at every stage of the procurement process from contract negotiation through contract claim resolution. Seth has handled a variety of government contract issues relating to Davis Bacon wage classification disputes, bid protests, FOIA, False Claims Act actions, Buy America, DCAA Audits, terminations, wage and hour, and compliance programs. He has also worked with several minority business enterprises from the initial start-up of 8a, HUBZone, SDVOB, and 8m programs to assisting these same companies to develop joint venture agreements, teaming arrangements and mentor-protégé relationships.
Listed skills include Commercial Litigation, Construction Law, Civil Litigation, Litigation, and 20 others.