After an extremely difficult 2+ year project at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado, on a new science building, a mechanical contractor pursued a lost labor productivity claim against the general contractor, Jaynes Corporation of Colorado. The mechanical contractor claimed Jaynes’ failure to properly schedule, coordinate and manage the project caused it significant damages. In response, Jaynes claimed the subcontractor had caused Jaynes damages. After a highly contested two-week arbitration the mechanical contractor’s claim Jaynes had breached the Subcontract was vindicated when the arbitration panel awarded it over $600,000 with interest, attorney’s fees and costs, making the total award over $1,000,000. Jaynes’ retaliatory counterclaim was denied in its entirety.
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5.0/5.0Steve is one of the best lawyers in the Pikes Peak region.
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Murray is a top-level lawyer who aggressively represents his clients. Murray has a sharp mind and works dilligently.
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Excellent lawyer.
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I faced Mr. Berg in private practice and now observe him in my cases. He is a truly superior lawyer, remarkable for his depth of knowledge and his dedication to creative solutions to cases.
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Mr. Berg is an excellent trial lawyer. He is a skilled litigator with a strong expertise in construction and contract law. He is very effective with jurors.
