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John
J. Lavin., is a partner of Tesser & Cohen.
Trained as a construction lawyer at one of the finest boutique
construction law firms in New Jersey, Mr. Lavin has extensive experience
in representing contractors, design professionals and owners in all
phases of the construction process. As a compliment to his experience as
a construction attorney, Mr. Lavin possesses the practical knowledge of
an experienced tradesman as he grew up in a construction family and
worked as an electrician while attending college and law school. His
practice is devoted to construction law with a strong focus on
construction litigation.
Mr. Lavin is admitted to the Supreme Court of the United States, the
United States Court of Federal Claims, the United States District Court
for the District of New Jersey, and the Supreme Court of the State of
New Jersey. Recently, Mr. Lavin successfully challenged the New Jersey
Department of Community Affairs’ wrongful assertion of jurisdiction over
rock climbing gyms throughout the state in New Jersey Rock Gym v. New
Jersey Department of Community Affairs, et al, Docket No: ESX-L-0879-05.
Mr. Lavin authored the article “Navigating a Construction Contract Claim
Against the Federal Government” and is a frequent speaker on many topics
relating to construction law. He graduated from King’s College with a
Bachelor of Arts degree in political science. Later Mr. Lavin attended
the Quinnipiac University School of Law and earned his Juris Doctor.
Currently, Mr. Lavin serves as co-secretary of the New Jersey Bar
Association’s Construction Law Section.
Construction
Industry Speaking Engagements
New Developments in
Commercial and Residential Construction Disputes: Issues Claims and
Election of Remedies, New Jersey Institute for Continued Legal
Education, November 21, 2009 and December 5, 2009, locations TBA
What to Do When Construction Projects Go Bad in New Jersey,
Lorman Education Services, March 14, 2008, Parsippany New Jersey.
What to Do When Construction Projects Go Bad in New Jersey,
Lorman Education Services, September 10, 2008, Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
Construction
Industry Speaking Engagements
Navigating a
Construction Contract Claim Against the Federal Government, New
Jersey Bar Association Construction Law Section Newsletter Vol. 14, No.
1 (August 2009).
What to Do When Construction Projects Go Bad, Reference Manual,
Lorman Education Services (2008).
The End of Arbitration of Residential Construction Disputes; New
Jersey Bar Association Construction Law Section Newsletter (May 2005),
with Steven Cohen, Esq.
Attorney Menu:
Lee M. Tesser
Steven
Cohen
Stephen Paul Winkles
Mark A. Blount
John J. Lavin
Robert E. Bennett
Louis M. Flora
Gina A. Makoujy
Gary
Strong
Jonathan Bernstein
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