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Christopher J. Weiss - Construction Attorney
Christopher Weiss Attorney at Law
2014 E. Robinson St., Orlando, FL 32803
Tel: (407) 928-6737
Email: chris@cweisslaw.com
- Board Certified Construction Attorney since 2005
- A recognized authority in mediation and arbitration involving construction matters
- Represented clients in construction defect, architectural, and engineering claims since 1977
- Experienced in complex mediation and litigation in state and Federal Courts
- Handled dozens of arbitration
- Handled dozens of mediations
- Bar Admissions: Florida State Courts, U.S. District Courts - Middle District and Southern District of Florida, District of Colorado, and U.S. Supreme Court
- Bar Memberships: Orange County Bar Association, Florida Bar (Member of Construction Law Section), and Orange County Legal Aid Society
- Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.
- Associated Builders and Contractors
- Florida Bar Board Certified – Construction
- Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent Peer Review Rated
- The Best Lawyers in America guide, Orlando, Construction Law Litigation
- The Best Lawyers in America guide, Orlando, Best Law Firms Tier 1- Construction Law/Tier 2 - Litigation - Construction
- Orlando Magazine, Best Lawyers, Bet-the-Company Litigation
- Florida magazine, Top 100 Florida Super Lawyers
- Florida Legal Elite, Florida Trend magazine
- Lawyer Monthly Legal Awards - Arbitration and Mediation
- Chambers USA, America's Leading Business Lawyers guide, Construction Law
- The American Lawyer and Corporate Counsel - AV Preeminent Top Rated Lawyers - Construction
October 2012 to Present: Owner, Christopher Weiss Attorney at Law - A mediation and construction law boutique firm. Providing dispute resolution services and acting as a litigator, mediator, or arbitrator involving the representation of owners, developers, contractors, subcontractors, architects, and engineers. Our goal is to assist in managing risks. The current case load focuses on construction defect litigation, claims arising from alleged OSHA violations, fatalities in the workplace, alleged ADA violations, and ADA litigation, as well as water intrusion through any building envelope system, causing direct and consequential damages.
From 1977 to 2012: Holland & Knight, LLP, Orlando, Florida. Equity Shareholder in the Orlando office. Held the position of Co-Practice Group Leader of the Florida Construction Industry Practice Group. Routinely represented clients in construction defect, architectural, and engineering claims. Conducted complex litigation in many state and federal courts and participated in countless arbitrations and mediations.
- Practical Considerations to Recovery for Damages Caused by Latent Construction Defects
- Spoliation: When Do You Have to Preserve Documents and What Happens if You Don't?
- Construction Industry Impacted by the Miner Safety and Health Act
- Eichleay Damages and Delay Claims, Lorman Education Services
- Ensuing Loss: Can it Provide Coverage?
1. Â What is Construction Litigation?
2. Â What are the Most Common Construction Defects in Florida?
3. Â What causes Water Intrusion Problems?
4. Â Why Should you Hire a Certified Building Inspector?
5. Â Do you Need a Lawyer to Notify a Builder of Construction Defects?
6. Â What is the Statute of Limitations for Construction Defects?
​7.  Notice to Contractor pursuant to Florida Statutes 558
Florida State University College of Law | 1974-1977
- JD, Law, Cum Laude
- President of Student Bar Association
Florida State University | 1970-1974
- BA, Political Science and Government, Cum Laude
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