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Aloysius Grant Lingg is a distinguished attorney and the managing shareholder at Forsberg & Umlauf, P.S., a role he has expertly fulfilled since January 2012. Based in Seattle, WA, Grant specializes in construction development and tort law, delivering comprehensive legal solutions in a variety of defense matters. His extensive practice encompasses personal injury, construction defects, professional liability, product and premises liability, as well as complex commercial claims. With a keen focus on defending contractors and design professionals, Grant adeptly navigates the intricacies of personal injury and building defect cases. His extensive background equips him to handle contractual indemnity and contribution/subrogation claims, ensuring that his clients receive the best possible outcomes. He is also well-versed in resolving home warranty disputes, showcasing his versatility in tackling diverse legal challenges. Grant’s robust experience includes defending clients against premises liability claims, vehicle accident lawsuits, and product liability actions. Additionally, he has successfully represented banks, credit card companies, and lenders in various commercial litigation matters. His reputation for excellence is further highlighted by his role as an arbitrator within the King and Pierce County Arbitration systems, where he brings his legal acumen to resolve disputes effectively. As a former member of the Board of the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers and a past editor of the organization’s "Defense News," Grant remains actively engaged in the legal community, contributing his insights and expertise to enhance the profession. His dedication to his clients and commitment to achieving favorable results make him a trusted advocate in the Seattle legal landscape.
Construction attorneys handle legal matters in the building industry including contracts, disputes, liens, and regulatory compliance. Common matters include construction contracts, mechanic's liens, defect claims, delay disputes.