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Kimberly Ann-Roberts Mulligan is a distinguished attorney specializing in Construction & Development law, serving clients from her office in McLean, Virginia. With an impressive tenure at Watt, Tieder, Hoffar & Fitzgerald, LLP, and her own practice, the Law Offices of Kimberly Ann-Roberts Mulligan, Kimberly has dedicated over two decades to mastering the complexities of construction law. Her extensive experience positions her as a leading authority in the field, providing clients with unparalleled legal insight and strategic guidance. Known for her meticulous approach and deep understanding of the construction industry, Kimberly Ann-Roberts Mulligan is committed to delivering tailored legal solutions that align with her clients' goals. She expertly navigates the intricate legal landscapes of construction and development, ensuring her clients receive sound advice and robust representation. Her practice is characterized by a proactive and client-focused approach, where she prioritizes clear communication and transparency to foster strong, lasting relationships with her clients. Kimberly's ability to anticipate potential legal challenges and her dedication to crafting innovative strategies make her an invaluable asset to those she represents. Kimberly's unwavering commitment to her clients is matched by her passion for the construction and development sector. Whether negotiating complex contracts, resolving disputes, or advising on regulatory compliance, she brings a wealth of knowledge and a tenacious spirit to each case. Located at 8405 Greensboro Drive Suite 100, Kimberly Ann-Roberts Mulligan is a trusted legal partner for individuals and businesses seeking expert counsel in construction and development law. Her reputation for excellence underscores her role as a formidable advocate in the legal community, dedicated to achieving the best outcomes for her clients.
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.