Partner
Jack Storti
Jack has practiced law for 20 years primarily focused on construction industry transactions, claims, and dispute resolution. His practice combines transactional counsel with significant litigation and arbitration experience. This experience positions Jack to guide clients through the full life cycle of a project - from initial procurement and contract negotiations, contract administration including preparation and submission of timely claims, and resolution of claims through formal dispute resolution proceedings.
A significant part of Jack’s practice is rooted in the construction industry. He represents regional and national general contractors, design-builders, subcontractors and specialty contractors, and developers, ranging from midsize businesses to Fortune 500 and ENR Top 400 companies. His experience spans heavy infrastructure, highway, bridge, industrial and vertical construction projects.
Jack regularly structures and negotiates contracts across multiple project delivery models, including EPC, design-build, CMAR and design-bid-build. Once a project is underway, he helps clients navigate contract administration, including claim preparation and submission, with an emphasis on resolving issues efficiently and protecting the client’s broader business interests.
When disputes require formal resolution, Jack represents clients in state and federal court and in arbitration. His experience includes commercial and construction disputes involving breach of contract, delay and disruption, productivity, differing site conditions, defective specifications, design errors and omissions, contractor terminations, multi-party construction defects, and payment and change order disputes.
Jack has also represented clients in proceedings before the American Arbitration Association, International Centre for Dispute Resolution, International Chamber of Commerce, JAMS and Judicial Arbiter Group. Jack compliments his legal practice through his experience as a neutral arbitrator and serves on the American Arbitration Association construction panel.