Erin A. Hockensmith
Rhode Island
Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C.
100 Westminster Street, 16th Floor
Providence, RI 02903
United States
Tel: 401.274.7200
Email:
ehockensmith@apslaw.com
Web:
www.apslaw.com
Erin is Co-chair of the firm’s construction practice group, with more than fifteen years of experience. Her practice includes advising and representing clients in complex commercial and construction disputes, including all aspects of the construction process, government contracts claims, surety law, and insurance disputes. She represents clients before state and federal courts and arbitration panels, including owners, general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors, suppliers, and sureties in construction related matters. She is a co-chair of the firm’s construction practice.
Prior to joining the firm, Erin was an associate and partner at a civil litigation firm in Rhode Island and an associate at a boutique firm in Washington, D.C. that specialized in construction litigation and government contracts. Erin has experience pursuing federal and state government construction contract and private construction contract claims and prosecuting and defending bid protests for the award of federal and state construction contracts. In addition, Erin has extensive experience in drafting, reviewing and negotiating construction contracts, subcontracts, purchase orders and teaming and joint venture agreements. Erin also has experience in defending claims against insurance carriers and their insureds regarding coverage and damages disputes.
Our Construction Group has extensive experience representing and advising private and public sector clients in all aspects of construction litigation, contracting and financing.
Our Construction Law Group handles all aspects of the construction process from land acquisition and project financing to post-construction litigation and claims settlement. Our clients benefit from the firm’s considerable construction-industry knowledge and litigation experience in the following areas:
- Litigation, arbitration and mediation
- Higher education and public works
- Bid protests
- Payment and performance bond disputes
- Contract drafting, negotiating and disputes
- Construction accidents and defects
- Construction finance negotiation and drafting
- Cost overruns
- CPM scheduling
- Delay and changed-condition claims
- Indemnity and Insurance
- Mechanics’ liens
- OSHA investigations and compliance
We represent owners, developers, contractors, design professionals, insurers and sureties in complex construction cases in state and federal courts, as well as in mediation and arbitration forums in numerous jurisdictions in New England and in other states.
Adler Pollock & Sheehan (AP&S) is a New England law firm representing local, national and international clients in a wide range of complex legal matters. From the boardroom, to the courtroom, to the halls of government, our attorneys take on the toughest challenges and deliver results. Our attorneys will listen to you and respond with the right strategy. We are experienced advocates who care about your business, not just your legal issues.
Since 1960, we have been committed to providing clients with the highest levels of legal services through a wide variety of practice areas in our four office locations: Providence and Newport, RI, Boston, MA and Manchester, NH.
We represent interests across a broad spectrum of industries and a diverse client base, ranging from large and small companies to families and individuals.
Among the largest and most experienced in New England, our Litigation Department is recognized nationally for its high quality work and cost-effective approach. The firm has litigated cases in 44 jurisdictions throughout the country.
Our Corporate Department has a practice which is local, regional and global in reach. It offers a broad range of sophisticated business counseling and transactional services to a diverse clientele, including individuals, entrepreneurs, family-owned businesses, emerging companies, governmental and economic development agencies, public companies and multinationals.