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James T. Rohlfing is a seasoned commercial litigation attorney based in Chicago, IL, with over 32 years of extensive experience in intellectual property litigation and construction law. As the President of the Illinois Mechanical & Specialty Contractor's Association (IMSCA), Mr. Rohlfing advocates for the interests of subcontractors across the state, making him a prominent figure in the construction industry. His expertise encompasses mechanics lien foreclosure actions, complex construction disputes, corporate matters, and collection actions. Mr. Rohlfing is a recognized thought leader in his field, having drafted significant legislation that has been introduced in the Illinois legislature, aimed at improving construction practices. He is also the editor and a contributing author of the Illinois Construction Law Manual published by West, reflecting his deep commitment to advancing legal standards within the industry. An active participant in the legal community, Mr. Rohlfing is a member of both the Chicago area Association of Subcontractors and Affiliates and the Chicago Bar Association. His legal acumen has earned him an esteemed "AV" rating from Martindale-Hubbell, signifying his high ethical standards and exceptional legal ability. Mr. Rohlfing is frequently invited to lecture on commercial litigation and construction law, sharing his insights with industry professionals and fellow attorneys. His published works, including articles in the Illinois Mechanical & Specialty Contractors Association and the Chicago Bar Record, underscore his dedication to educating others about the intricacies of construction law. With a reputation for excellence and a passion for advocacy, James T. Rohlfing is a trusted resource for clients navigating complex legal challenges in the construction sector.
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.