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Housing a team of ‘highly skilled team of construction litigators with deep industry knowledge and first-rate legal skills’, the practice at Cozen O'Connor is co-led by chair Bruce Ficken, vice-chair and former design professional Raymond DeLuca, and senior advisor Fred Warren Jacoby, all located in Philadelphia. Among its key area of expertise, it is often sought for representing major owners, contactors, and design professionals in high-value transportation and infrastructure projects. With decades of arbitration experience, Boston-based Wendy Venoit regularly counsels and provides representation on major projects, specializing in renewable and conventional energy, and serving as lead counsel to an EPC contractor on the construction of a combined cycle power plant in Salem, MA. Both based in Washington DC, Stephen Seeger and Jesse Keene specialize in government contracts law and post-project disputes, while Philadelphia-based James Kwartnik assists with construction defect litigation. Jeffery Mullen is another key member of the team.
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‘The Cozen construction practice practice is the most sought after construction litigation group I have encountered. Their attention to detail is very much appreciated as the entire team keeps the big picture in mind.’
‘They work very well as a team and provide feedback and support to each other.’
Kernmandanten
- Energy Transfer Partners
- WSP USA
Highlight-Mandate
- Represented Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) in a joint venture that built the 700-mile Rover natural gas pipeline through Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, and Michigan, and claims sounding in fraud, contract, and quasi-contract, seeking more than $100M in damages.
- Representing the joint venture of WSP USA and HOK in defending against claims asserted by the design-build joint venture on the project relating to alleged delays and errors and omissions, which exceed $200 million by current estimates.