Brunson Law provides legal representation to contractors and general contractors performing construction work in the state of Georgia. Founded by Bryan Brunson in 2012, Brunson Law can help you with:

• Business formation and planning
• Contract drafting and negotiation such as master service and restrictive covenant agreements
• Perfection of materialman’s liens and pursuit of payment bond claims
• Other construction related collection matters
• Right to Repair Act defense
• Non-competition and trade secret litigation
• Workers compensation premium disputes (no worker representation)
• Other construction related litigation matters
• Fraud litigation

Mr. Brunson, a lifelong Georgia resident who obtained his undergraduate degree at Georgia Tech and law degree from Emory University, is licensed to practice in the states of Georgia and New York. Brunson Law, located in Atlanta, Georgia, works with your construction firm to assist in building and growing a successful business, protect that business as best as possible and provide consultation to help identify potential pitfalls that can decimate a construction business. Brunson Law also has the litigation experience to defend and pursue litigation when that unfortunate step becomes necessary.

Brunson Law’s clients primarily consist of closely held trade contractors and residential-light commercial general contractors. Please feel free to contact Brunson Law to discuss potential legal representation. Although please understand no attorney client privilege exists until a formal written representation agreement has been executed.

Trade Secret Arbitration Award: $1,400,000 award obtained on behalf of client whose trade secrets were misappropriated by a former customer.

Six figure settlement of claim in litigation for negligent pool construction – settled just before trial.

Settlement of claim in litigation on behalf of claimant whose construction business was harmed by negligent representation of worker’s compensation insurance – settled just before trial.

Several judgments obtained through the courts furtherance of construction debt collection ranging from $15,000.00 to $1,000,000.00