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Randy practices in the areas of federal and state procurement and government contract law, as well as building and construction law. He has negotiated and litigated construction claims at the city, county, state and federal levels on behalf of general contractors and specialty subcontractors. At the federal level, Randy has litigated claims involving defective specifications, constructive changes, acceleration, excusable and compensable delays, differing site conditions, terminations for default, and structured settlements for terminations for the convenience of the government. He also has been involved with bid protests before the Comptroller General of the General Accounting Office, having represented both awardees and protestors.
At the local level, Randy has pursued claims against city, county and state entities in Arizona, California, New Mexico, Utah and Nevada, and has been involved in a number of bid protests involving the Arizona Procurement Office and the Arizona Department of Transportation. He also handles private construction litigation and arbitration matters involving disputes between owners, general contractors and subcontractors, as well as performance and payment bond claims.
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Phoenix, AZ 85016
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A construction and government-contract litigator in Phoenix
John R. "Randy" Jefferies practices with Fennemore in Phoenix, admitted in Arizona and Nevada, with a J.D. from the University of Utah in 1987. His profile describes a practice built on federal and state procurement, government contract law and construction law: claims negotiated and litigated at the city, county, state and federal levels for general contractors and subcontractors, bid protests before the Comptroller General and Arizona agencies, and private construction disputes between owners, contractors and subcontractors, including payment and performance bond claims. In our editorial view, the breadth across public and private work is the detail worth noticing. Construction disputes with a government owner follow different rules than disputes between private parties, and his profile lists experience on both tracks, across Arizona, California, New Mexico, Utah and Nevada. A lawyer with this focus is typically sought by a contractor or subcontractor with an unpaid claim, a dispute over defective plans or delays, or a bid protest to bring or defend. Think you have a case? Start here. Tell us about your situation and we connect you with a business or civil litigation attorney near you in Arizona. Free, no obligation, about two minutes. Editorial opinion by the AttorneyReview team, based on the credentials and practice information on this profile. Not a client review. The attorney did not request, pay for, or review this note. AttorneyReview is a free matching service.
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- Arizona, State Bar of Arizona
- Nevada, State Bar of Nevada
Education
- University of Notre Dame, B.A., graduated 1984
- University of Utah, J.D., graduated 1987
