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Tampa Construction lawyer

Representing:
• Developers
• Architects
• Engineers
• Sureties
• Construction Contractors
• Sub-contractors
• Suppliers
• Individuals

Marlowe McNabb, a Commercial Construction & Litigation Law Firm

Marlowe & McNabb is a commercial construction and litigation law firm serving a variety of clients in the Tampa Bay area and throughout Florida. Our areas of practice include: Construction Law, Commercial Litigation and Alternate Dispute Resolution, Business & Corporate Law, Corporate Maintenance, Business Transition Planning and Mortgage Foreclosure Defense. We also provide assistance with construction claims of lien and collections.

Stephen Marlowe is a Florida board certified construction lawyer with over 40 years of legal experience. Our firm's mission is simply to establish and maintain close, long-term relationships with our clients based on their unique and individual needs. We are committed to providing efficient and effective assistance through personal attention, while maintaining the highest level of integrity. Please contact us for more information about our legal services.

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News from Marlowe McNabb

  • New I-9 Form Required Starting May 7, 2013

    Sunday, April 14, 2013

    As most employers are aware, any new employee (well actually any employee) is required by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to complete what is known as the I-9 Form. This form is intended to verify that the employee is legally allowed to work in the U.S. A new I-9 Form has been promulgated by USCIS. Employers will be required to use the new I-9 starting on  May 7, 2013. The old form will no longer be accepted. The new form can be downloaded here.

  • You May Qualify for a Settlement Relating to the BP Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill

    Wednesday, March 06, 2013

    Many business owners are not aware that they may be eligible for a settlement from British Petroleum due to the disaster that occurred in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010. The revised Deep Water Horizon Settlement Program offers significantly better prospects for contractors and other businesses to recover losses than previously.

  • 2013 Legislative Preview: Part 2

    Friday, March 01, 2013

    The Florida Legislature will go into its annual sixty day session on Tuesday, March 5. This may be a more “normal” session as compared to the previous few years when budget issues dominated the sessions. As usual there are a number of bills filed that touch on the construction industry. The information we have is based on bills that have been filed. This does not mean that other issues won’t pop up as amendments to existing bills. Also while we have identified specific bill numbers, the bills discussed often have companion bills in the other chamber that deal with the same or similar issues.