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Margaret Kramer Clark is a distinguished attorney based in Savannah, Georgia, with a robust focus on real estate law. A proud graduate of Savannah Country Day School in 1994, Margaret furthered her education at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she took advantage of the Cooperative Education Program. This unique program allowed her to gain invaluable hands-on experience in the commercial development sector before embarking on her legal journey. Upon earning her law degree, Margaret joined a prominent law firm in Atlanta, where she honed her skills in litigation and various aspects of real estate law. In 2006, she returned to her roots in Savannah and established her practice at Cole, Clark & Gore, P.C., specializing in litigation, construction law, lien law, property association law, and real estate litigation. Margaret is renowned for her commitment to serving small businesses, contractors, subcontractors, and homeowners' and condominium associations. She takes pride in guiding property owners through the complexities of contract negotiations and proactive planning, ensuring a smooth construction process and minimizing potential disputes. Her expertise in real estate law makes her a trusted advocate for clients looking to navigate the intricacies of property ownership and development. Outside of her professional commitments, Margaret cherishes spending quality time with her husband and son, enjoying family dinners, playing frisbee, and relishing the outdoors at the beach and pool. With a deep understanding of both the legal landscape and her clients' needs, Margaret Kramer Clark is dedicated to providing exceptional legal services tailored to the unique challenges of the real estate industry in Savannah and beyond.
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.