Senior Partner at Huddles Jones Sorteberg & DachilleMr. Dachille focuses his practice exclusively on construction law, government contract law and the resolution of disputes for clients involved in the construction industry. He has successfully handled legal matters for, against and involving general contractors, construction managers, design builders, subcontractors, suppliers, architects, engineers, owners, lenders, sureties, and insurance carriers. Mr. Dachille provides advice and counsel on construction law and construction-related legal issues, and he drafts, negotiates and reviews the many different types of contracts that govern the various business relationships that arise as a part of the construction process.

Partner at Wright, Constable & Skeen LLPMr. Kozlakowski centers his practice on construction law, government procurement, surety law, commercial litigation and contract law. He provides a range of services to clients from preventative lawyering through dispute resolution. He is an experienced litigator distinguished for seeking resolution of disputes in a timely and efficient manner, often using alternative dispute resolution processes. He has defended construction claims arising out of the Baltimore Subway System and the I-95 Fort McHenry Tunnel as an assistant attorney general for the State of Maryland. Mr. Kozlakowski has issued legal decisions on bid protests for the Government Accountability Office (GAO). He served as an adjunct faculty member at Community College of Baltimore County, where he taught construction law for contractors.

Semmes, BaltimoreMs. Lentini maintains a general litigation practice concentrating primarily in construction, insurance defense, and insurance coverage. She has represented owners, contractors and design professionals in a full range of disputes, including claims arising from delay, scheduling or changes in scope; construction or design defects; insurance and indemnity agreements; and payment and performance bonds. Her practice includes trial and appellate work at both the state and federal levels. Ms. Lentini was a founding member of the Maryland State Bar Association’s Construction Law Section and served as the Section’s chair. Ms. Lentini was selected as a Fellow in the ABA Forum on Construction Law and serves on the Steering Committee for Division 2, Contract Documents. She attended Rutgers University for her B.A and B.S. degrees, and she received her J.D. degree from Washington College of Law at American University.

Senior Partner at Huddles Jones Sorteberg & DachilleMr. Sorteberg is both a construction attorney and a civil engineer, and he has extensive construction management experience, including his tenure with The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company from 1985-1991. He began his legal career as a law clerk with the Maryland Stadium Authority in 1991 and 1992, during the construction of Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Mr. Sorteberg is currently a principal with Huddles Jones Sorteberg & Dachille, PC and has been with the firm since its inception in 1995. He concentrates his practice in the areas of construction and government contract law and litigation. A large part of his practice is transactional, involving preparation of contract documents, teaming agreements, etc. He conducts construction law and contract seminars, publishes articles in construction industry journals and works with the American Subcontractors Association for legislative change on behalf of the construction industry.