Project Disputes Before the Notice Letter
Documenting delay, payment, and scope issues before a construction conflict hardens.
Senior Counsel
Daniel Reeves
Daniel Reeves advises owners, developers, and operators in disputes involving real estate, construction obligations, and project disruption.
Practice Focus
Construction Litigation - Commercial Real Estate
Daniel's work sits at the intersection of contracts, property, schedules, and commercial pressure. He helps clients understand how a legal position affects the project as a whole.
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Representative matter types
- Development and lease disputes
- Construction payment and delay claims
- Property-use conflicts
Approach to client work
He focuses on preserving project options, identifying the documents that control the dispute, and clarifying the cost of each procedural path.
Education
- J.D., SMU Dedman School of Law
- B.S., Texas A&M University
Admissions
- State Bar of Texas
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
Related insights
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Discuss a matter
Some disputes become more expensive while they wait.
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