Cordier Halsey helps Arizona clients make sound legal decisions early, before a contract, project, transaction, or business issue becomes more expensive to unwind. Our work includes business formation, contract planning, ongoing counsel, transaction support, and practical risk management.
We advise on construction law and construction contracts, business governance and commercial agreements, real estate transactions and property-related matters, and litigation when disputes cannot be avoided. That range lets us support clients from formation and planning through performance, growth, and, when necessary, contested proceedings.
Advice grounded in how companies are formed, projects are priced, contracts are performed, and business decisions affect long-term risk.
A lean team model that keeps communication clear and legal strategy close to the people making the decisions.
Planning, drafting, and counseling informed by what matters if a contract, transaction, or project issue later turns into a dispute.
Our attorneys advise clients on construction law and contracts, business structuring and commercial agreements, real estate transactions and property issues, and litigation when negotiations or project planning no longer solve the problem. The focus stays on protecting business objectives, reducing avoidable risk, and giving clients practical guidance at each stage.
Counsel on construction contracts, project documentation, risk allocation, payment provisions, performance issues, and Arizona construction law matters.
Support for business formation, governance, commercial contracts, ongoing counsel, and practical legal planning for Arizona companies.
Counsel on real estate matters involving transactions, development issues, valuation questions, easements, rights-of-way, and related disputes.
Representation in construction and business disputes involving contracts, payment claims, project breakdowns, property conflicts, and contested proceedings.
Explore the firm’s work in Construction Law & Contracts, Business & Commercial Counsel, Real Estate Transactions & Disputes, and Litigation & Dispute Resolution.
That perspective is especially useful to clients operating in and around active construction, development, and closely held business matters.
Owners, developers, construction managers, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and design professionals.
Contract negotiations, project counseling, business planning, closings, administrative proceedings, mediation, arbitration, and court matters.
Business formation, contract drafting, project risk allocation, payment and performance issues, real estate matters, and related commercial disputes.
Each attorney brings a distinct but complementary perspective to construction law, business planning, real estate matters, valuation issues, and litigation across Arizona.
AV Preeminent Rated
Michael A. Cordier maintains a diverse transactional and litigation practice for clients in the real estate and construction industries as well as other businesses that need ongoing legal guidance. His work is rooted in understanding the day-to-day pressures facing owners, developers, contractors, and company leadership, then translating those pressures into advice that is practical, efficient, and commercially sound.
He brings a practical, measured approach to negotiations, transactions, and litigation alike, with an emphasis on protecting leverage early and keeping legal strategy aligned with business objectives.
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Super Lawyers Rising Star
Chase advises construction and business clients on contract, project, and dispute matters, including payment issues, lien and bond claims, indemnity questions, and related commercial conflicts. He is positioned for clients who value direct communication and disciplined legal support as matters develop.
His practice emphasizes careful factual development, strategic advocacy, and practical counseling that helps clients evaluate risk before and during contested proceedings.
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Best Lawyers in America - Eminent Domain
Rusty brings focused experience in eminent domain, valuation questions, and real estate matters affecting acquisition, development, and property rights. His profile strengthens the firm’s ability to advise clients when land use, project economics, and property interests intersect.
He is particularly well aligned with owners, developers, and businesses that need thoughtful counsel on condemnation-related issues, valuation strategy, and high-stakes property disputes.
View Full BioWe advise clients on construction contracts, business formation and commercial agreements, real estate matters, project risk, payment and performance issues, valuation concerns, and litigation across Arizona. We serve clients in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Maricopa County, Tucson, Flagstaff, Yuma, and throughout Arizona.