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Mary W. Sullivan, a distinguished attorney based in Columbus, Ohio, brings over 450 years of unparalleled experience to Peck, Shaffer & Williams LLP | Dinsmore & Shohl LLP. With a practice spanning Banking, Construction & Development, Public Finance & Tax Exempt Finance, and International Law, she is renowned for her deep legal acumen and strategic precision. Her office, located at 37 West Broad Street, Suite 420, serves as the epicenter for her comprehensive legal services, where she deftly navigates complex legal landscapes with a focus on delivering exceptional results for her clients. Mary’s approach to law is characterized by her unwavering commitment to client success. She understands that each client faces unique challenges and tailors her strategies to meet their specific needs. Her methodical and detail-oriented approach ensures that every facet of a case is meticulously addressed, providing her clients with the confidence that their legal matters are in capable hands. Her expertise in Public Finance & Tax Exempt Finance is particularly noteworthy, as she adeptly handles intricate projects that require a robust understanding of regulatory frameworks and fiscal intricacies. In addition to her legal prowess, Mary is dedicated to building lasting relationships with her clients. She prioritizes clear communication, ensuring her clients are informed and involved throughout the legal process. Her commitment to excellence, coupled with her expansive knowledge and decades of experience, makes her a formidable advocate in the legal community. Whether navigating international complexities or forging new paths in construction and development, Mary W. Sullivan remains a steadfast ally to those seeking expert legal guidance.
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.