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Scott A. Flage is a dedicated attorney specializing in construction development law, commercial litigation, and real estate in Spokane, WA. With a keen focus on general tort liability, Scott brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his clients, ensuring they receive the best possible representation in their legal matters. His background as a partner in a residential painting business during his undergraduate studies has equipped him with firsthand experience of the challenges his clients face, allowing him to offer practical solutions tailored to their specific needs. At Campbell & Bissell, PLLC, Scott has established a reputation for his commitment to excellence and his ability to navigate complex legal landscapes. He understands the intricacies of construction law, helping clients mitigate risks and ensure compliance with regulations, while also advocating fiercely for their rights in commercial disputes and real estate transactions. His proactive approach and attention to detail have earned him the trust of both clients and peers alike. When he’s not diligently working on behalf of his clients, Scott cherishes the opportunity to explore the great outdoors with his wife. Together, they enjoy fly fishing, boating, and backpacking during the summer months, while winter finds them carving down the slopes at local ski areas. This love for nature not only fuels his passion for life outside of the law but also inspires his commitment to serving the Spokane community. Scott A. Flage is not just an attorney; he is a passionate advocate for his clients, blending professional expertise with a personal touch, ensuring that every legal challenge is met with diligence and care. Whether navigating the complexities of construction development or addressing real estate concerns, Scott is dedicated to achieving favorable outcomes for those he represents.
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.