Anthony J.LaPlaca
Partner
Construction
alaplaca@seyfarth.com
Anthony counsels and advocates on behalf of his clients with an eye toward avoiding disputes and increasing their long-term efficiency in the process.
More About Anthony
Anthony is a respected litigator and counselor with over a decade of practice focused on construction law. In every representation he takes on, Anthony’s goal is to learn his clients’ unique needs, understand their ideal outcomes, and craft the best legal strategies to achieve those outcomes. Anthony’s approach to advocacy starts with keeping his clients out of the courtroom and—when disputes are unavoidable—zealously advocating for them while in it. Anthony’s approach to counseling and transactional work stresses practicality, creativity, and efficiency.
Anthony has spent his entire career litigating complex construction and design disputes across the country. While he primarily represents general contractors and design professionals, Anthony has substantial experience counseling owners and developers on commercial, transportation, entertainment, and energy projects, which allows him to see the best arguments on both sides of any issue. Anthony’s representative matters cover the broad spectrum of problems that arise on construction projects. He has prosecuted or defended dozens of construction and design defects claims, delay and suspension claims, labor inefficiency claims, terminations for default, terminations for convenience, mechanic’s liens, bond claims, insurance claims, and bid protests.
Anthony has been published on construction law topics in the Briefing Papers, the American Bar Association’s Construction Lawyer, the Public Contracts Law Journal, the PileDriver Magazine, and other industry and trade publications, including the Construction Seyt—a blog that he founded in late 2018. Anthony frequently speaks on panels and webinars concerning hot topics in construction, particularly those that overlap with public procurement. Anthony’s thought leadership has earned him significant recognition, being named a Super Lawyers Rising Star (Thomson Reuters) (2016-Present); honored as a Recommended Attorney for Government Contracts in The Legal 500 (Legalese Ltd.) (2021-22); listed in Best Lawyers In America Ones to Watch in Construction Litigation and Construction Law (Woodward/White Inc.) (2022-Present); and honored as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (2023).
Anthony enjoys working at Seyfarth in a field that involves a tight-knit community of attorneys who really care about their practice and fight for the best and most economical resolutions for their clients.
Anthony has spent his entire career litigating complex construction and design disputes across the country. While he primarily represents general contractors and design professionals, Anthony has substantial experience counseling owners and developers on commercial, transportation, entertainment, and energy projects, which allows him to see the best arguments on both sides of any issue. Anthony’s representative matters cover the broad spectrum of problems that arise on construction projects. He has prosecuted or defended dozens of construction and design defects claims, delay and suspension claims, labor inefficiency claims, terminations for default, terminations for convenience, mechanic’s liens, bond claims, insurance claims, and bid protests.
Anthony has been published on construction law topics in the Briefing Papers, the American Bar Association’s Construction Lawyer, the Public Contracts Law Journal, the PileDriver Magazine, and other industry and trade publications, including the Construction Seyt—a blog that he founded in late 2018. Anthony frequently speaks on panels and webinars concerning hot topics in construction, particularly those that overlap with public procurement. Anthony’s thought leadership has earned him significant recognition, being named a Super Lawyers Rising Star (Thomson Reuters) (2016-Present); honored as a Recommended Attorney for Government Contracts in The Legal 500 (Legalese Ltd.) (2021-22); listed in Best Lawyers In America Ones to Watch in Construction Litigation and Construction Law (Woodward/White Inc.) (2022-Present); and honored as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (2023).
Anthony enjoys working at Seyfarth in a field that involves a tight-knit community of attorneys who really care about their practice and fight for the best and most economical resolutions for their clients.
- JD, The George Washington University Law School
- BA, Hamilton College
Government
- District of Columbia
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Virginia
- US Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit
- US Court of Federal Claims
- US District Court, District of Columbia
- US District Court, District of Maryland
- US District Court, District of Massachusetts
- US District Court, Eastern District of Virginia
- US District Court, Western District of Virginia
- District of Columbia Court of Appeals
- Virginia Supreme Court
Related Services
Related Key Industries
- Prosecuting and defending $300 million in claims on behalf of design-build joint venture on a project for the Florida Department of Transportation in federal case involving defective design of a bridge located in downtown Miami (2023).
- Representing member of construction joint venture in defense of termination for default and prosecution of payment and delay claims on a transportation improvement project for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (2023).
- Successfully settled $2 million dispute on behalf of designer for wastewater treatment and organic fertilizer project in Massachusetts (2023).
- Successfully settled case involving $750,000 payment dispute and alleged construction defects in connection with a residential construction project in Kentucky (2022).
- Successfully settled claims asserted against Massachusetts home improvement contractor by homeowner alleging violation of the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Law (2022).
- Successfully settled multiparty lawsuit on behalf of property owner whose property was destroyed by construction operations of adjacent landowner in the District of Columbia (2022).
- Represented general contractor in $3.5 million dispute with Parks and Recreation department in case involving delays and changes to construction on a project in Maryland and successfully mediated dispute on behalf of contractor (2021).
- Represented hotel owner in $15 million dispute with general contractor and glazing subcontractor in case involving construction defects, delays, and scope changes on a hotel project in Maryland and successfully settled claims on behalf of owner (2020).
- Represented general contractor and glazing subcontractor in joint prosecution of $3 million claim against the Army Corps of Engineers on a hospital renovation project in Cook County, Illinois, and successfully mediated claims (2019).
- Successfully mediated federal case on behalf of large defense contractor involved in a $20 million dispute over claims on a NASA space infrastructure project in the Mariana Islands (2018).
- Represented general contractor against masonry subcontractor in $2.5 million dispute over failed exterior masonry facade on a project for the National Institutes of Health and obtained summary judgment verdict for contractor (2018).
- Represented general contractor and successfully settled $7.5 million payment dispute on commercial tenant fit-out project in the District of Columbia (2018).
- Defended EPC contractor on private fertilizer construction project against $50 million delay, inefficiency, and payment claim of mechanical subcontractor under cost-reimbursable contract for a fertilizer project in Iowa (2017).
- Represented federal construction contractor in pursuit of Contract Disputes Act claims for changes, delays, and labor inefficiencies in trial before the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals and obtained $13 million judgment for contractor (2016).
- Defended quality control contractor and successfully mediated $10 million federal lawsuit concerning alleged defects in bridge project for the Virginia Department of Transportation (2016).
- Defended pro bono homeowner client in lawsuit by contractor for home improvements that involved deviations from applicable building codes and project drawings (2015).
- Represented federal construction contract in $7 million multiclaim litigation over delay and inefficiency claims before the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals, in connection with contract for defense facilities in Iraq and Afghanistan and successfully settled claims for contractor (2015).
- Successfully defended EPC contractor against multimillion dollar payment claims and lien filings of subcontractors on a fertilizer plant construction project in Texas (2015).
- Successfully prosecuted bid protest under the Virginia Public Procurement Act on behalf of incumbent services contractor working at public education facility (2014).
- Successfully defended bid protest on behalf of intervenor and incumbent waste management contractor on public services contract in Virginia (2014).
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- Fellow of the Construction Lawyers Society of America (2024)
- Recognized as a "Ones to Watch" lawyer by Best Lawyers in America (Woodward/White Inc.) for Construction Law (2022-2024); Litigation - Construction (2022-2024)
- Named to Super Lawyers Rising Stars (Thomson Reuters) (2016-2023)
- Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (2023)
- Recognized as a Recommended Attorney for Government Contracts by The Legal 500 (Legalese Ltd.) (2020-2021)
- American Bar Association (Construction Law, Government Contracts, and Litigation sections; Young Lawyers Division liaison)
- Section of Public Contract Law: Vice Chair, Government Construction Contracts Committee (2021-2022)
- Associated General Contractors of America
- Design-Build Institute of America
- Editor, Seyfarth's The Construction Seyt blog
- Co-Author, "The Government Contract Compliance Handbook, 6th," Federal Publications (2024)
- Co-Author, “Mitigating Construction Employers' Risks Of Discrimination,” Law360 (October 15, 2024)
- Co-Author, “What Construction Firm Employers Should Do Right Now to Minimize Legal Risk of Discrimination and Harassment Lawsuits,” Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (September 16, 2024)
- Author, "New Statutory Payment Regime for Public and Private Works in Virginia," Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (January 6, 2023)
- Co-Author, "Fraud and Forfeiture: Cautionary Tales of a Construction Claim Gone Wrong," Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (September 6, 2022)
- Co-Author, "US Court of Federal Claims clarifies the statute of limitations for CDA anti-fraud claims," Westlaw Today (June 10, 2021)
- Co-Author, "US Court of Federal Claims Clarifies the Statute of Limitations for CDA Anti-Fraud Claims," Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (May 26, 2021)
- Co-Author, "Biden Administration Issues Executive Order 14005 Aimed at Strengthening Made in America Laws," Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (February 5, 2021)
- "What Lies Beneath (And Who Pays for It?)," Pile Driver Magazine, Vol. 17, No. 1 (Winter 2020)
- Author, “On the Effective Use of Liquidating Agreements,” ABA Construction Lawyer Vol. 39, No. 3 (Summer 2019)
- Author, “The Supreme Court Holds Argument in Cochise Consultancy,” The Construction Seyt, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (March 21, 2019)
- Co-Author, “What Does the Indemnity Clause Cover and When Does the Claim Accrue?,” The Construction Seyt, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (January 2, 2019)
- Author, “Hof Construction: The CBCA Decides How it Will Address Conflicting Decisions of Predecessor Agency,” The Construction Seyt, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (December 20, 2018)
- "The State of Buy America: Changes to New York’s Domestic Preference Regime for Public Works and Infrastructure Projects," Management Alert, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (April 9, 2018)
- “The President Giveth and The President Taketh Away: Exemptions and Exclusions to the Trump Steel Tariff,” Management Alert, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (March 27, 2018)
- "Trump Administration Signals Exemptions to Steel Tariffs Are a Long Shot," One Minute Memo, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (March 16, 2018)
- Co-Author, “Trump's Vision for the Buy American Act,” Government Construction, published by Division 13 of the ABA Forum on Construction Law (June 2017)
- Co-Author, “Project In(Site): Legal Developments Impacting Construction & Government Contract Industries,” Seyfarth Shaw Newsletter (June 8, 2016)
- Author, "Owner Forfeiture of Default Termination Rights," International Law Office, Construction (April 4, 2016)
- Author, “Avoiding and Defending Subcontractor Mechanic’s Liens in Texas,” International Law Office, Construction (February 15, 2016)
- Co-Author, “Construction Law and Customs: District of Columbia,” Practical Law (A Thomson Reuters Legal Solution) (February 1, 2016)
- “Settling the Inherently Governmental Functions Debate Once and for All: The Need for Comprehensive Legislation of Private Security Contracting in Afghanistan,” Public Contracts Law Journal, Vol. 41:3 (Spring 2012)
- Presenter, "Government Contracts Compliance," Federal Publications Seminars’ Training Academy (hybrid in-person/webinar), La Jolla, California (May 2022)
- Presenter, "Government Contracts Compliance," Federal Publications Seminars’ Virtual Training Academy (March 2022)
- Presenter, "Government Contracts Compliance - Training Academy," Federal Publications Seminars (December 2021)
- Founder of Team Seyfarth Shaw for the 2019 Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
- Volunteer for the Homeless Ministry at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington, DC
- Pro bono work for Catholic Charities and the Legal Association for the Elderly
- American Heart Association, Lawyers Have Heart, 2018
Anthony counsels and advocates on behalf of his clients with an eye toward avoiding disputes and increasing their long-term efficiency in the process.
More About Anthony
Anthony is a respected litigator and counselor with over a decade of practice focused on construction law. In every representation he takes on, Anthony’s goal is to learn his clients’ unique needs, understand their ideal outcomes, and craft the best legal strategies to achieve those outcomes. Anthony’s approach to advocacy starts with keeping his clients out of the courtroom and—when disputes are unavoidable—zealously advocating for them while in it. Anthony’s approach to counseling and transactional work stresses practicality, creativity, and efficiency.
Anthony has spent his entire career litigating complex construction and design disputes across the country. While he primarily represents general contractors and design professionals, Anthony has substantial experience counseling owners and developers on commercial, transportation, entertainment, and energy projects, which allows him to see the best arguments on both sides of any issue. Anthony’s representative matters cover the broad spectrum of problems that arise on construction projects. He has prosecuted or defended dozens of construction and design defects claims, delay and suspension claims, labor inefficiency claims, terminations for default, terminations for convenience, mechanic’s liens, bond claims, insurance claims, and bid protests.
Anthony has been published on construction law topics in the Briefing Papers, the American Bar Association’s Construction Lawyer, the Public Contracts Law Journal, the PileDriver Magazine, and other industry and trade publications, including the Construction Seyt—a blog that he founded in late 2018. Anthony frequently speaks on panels and webinars concerning hot topics in construction, particularly those that overlap with public procurement. Anthony’s thought leadership has earned him significant recognition, being named a Super Lawyers Rising Star (Thomson Reuters) (2016-Present); honored as a Recommended Attorney for Government Contracts in The Legal 500 (Legalese Ltd.) (2021-22); listed in Best Lawyers In America Ones to Watch in Construction Litigation and Construction Law (Woodward/White Inc.) (2022-Present); and honored as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (2023).
Anthony enjoys working at Seyfarth in a field that involves a tight-knit community of attorneys who really care about their practice and fight for the best and most economical resolutions for their clients.
Anthony has spent his entire career litigating complex construction and design disputes across the country. While he primarily represents general contractors and design professionals, Anthony has substantial experience counseling owners and developers on commercial, transportation, entertainment, and energy projects, which allows him to see the best arguments on both sides of any issue. Anthony’s representative matters cover the broad spectrum of problems that arise on construction projects. He has prosecuted or defended dozens of construction and design defects claims, delay and suspension claims, labor inefficiency claims, terminations for default, terminations for convenience, mechanic’s liens, bond claims, insurance claims, and bid protests.
Anthony has been published on construction law topics in the Briefing Papers, the American Bar Association’s Construction Lawyer, the Public Contracts Law Journal, the PileDriver Magazine, and other industry and trade publications, including the Construction Seyt—a blog that he founded in late 2018. Anthony frequently speaks on panels and webinars concerning hot topics in construction, particularly those that overlap with public procurement. Anthony’s thought leadership has earned him significant recognition, being named a Super Lawyers Rising Star (Thomson Reuters) (2016-Present); honored as a Recommended Attorney for Government Contracts in The Legal 500 (Legalese Ltd.) (2021-22); listed in Best Lawyers In America Ones to Watch in Construction Litigation and Construction Law (Woodward/White Inc.) (2022-Present); and honored as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (2023).
Anthony enjoys working at Seyfarth in a field that involves a tight-knit community of attorneys who really care about their practice and fight for the best and most economical resolutions for their clients.
- JD, The George Washington University Law School
- BA, Hamilton College
Government
- District of Columbia
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Virginia
- US Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit
- US Court of Federal Claims
- US District Court, District of Columbia
- US District Court, District of Maryland
- US District Court, District of Massachusetts
- US District Court, Eastern District of Virginia
- US District Court, Western District of Virginia
- District of Columbia Court of Appeals
- Virginia Supreme Court
Related Services
Related Key Industries
- Prosecuting and defending $300 million in claims on behalf of design-build joint venture on a project for the Florida Department of Transportation in federal case involving defective design of a bridge located in downtown Miami (2023).
- Representing member of construction joint venture in defense of termination for default and prosecution of payment and delay claims on a transportation improvement project for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (2023).
- Successfully settled $2 million dispute on behalf of designer for wastewater treatment and organic fertilizer project in Massachusetts (2023).
- Successfully settled case involving $750,000 payment dispute and alleged construction defects in connection with a residential construction project in Kentucky (2022).
- Successfully settled claims asserted against Massachusetts home improvement contractor by homeowner alleging violation of the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Law (2022).
- Successfully settled multiparty lawsuit on behalf of property owner whose property was destroyed by construction operations of adjacent landowner in the District of Columbia (2022).
- Represented general contractor in $3.5 million dispute with Parks and Recreation department in case involving delays and changes to construction on a project in Maryland and successfully mediated dispute on behalf of contractor (2021).
- Represented hotel owner in $15 million dispute with general contractor and glazing subcontractor in case involving construction defects, delays, and scope changes on a hotel project in Maryland and successfully settled claims on behalf of owner (2020).
- Represented general contractor and glazing subcontractor in joint prosecution of $3 million claim against the Army Corps of Engineers on a hospital renovation project in Cook County, Illinois, and successfully mediated claims (2019).
- Successfully mediated federal case on behalf of large defense contractor involved in a $20 million dispute over claims on a NASA space infrastructure project in the Mariana Islands (2018).
- Represented general contractor against masonry subcontractor in $2.5 million dispute over failed exterior masonry facade on a project for the National Institutes of Health and obtained summary judgment verdict for contractor (2018).
- Represented general contractor and successfully settled $7.5 million payment dispute on commercial tenant fit-out project in the District of Columbia (2018).
- Defended EPC contractor on private fertilizer construction project against $50 million delay, inefficiency, and payment claim of mechanical subcontractor under cost-reimbursable contract for a fertilizer project in Iowa (2017).
- Represented federal construction contractor in pursuit of Contract Disputes Act claims for changes, delays, and labor inefficiencies in trial before the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals and obtained $13 million judgment for contractor (2016).
- Defended quality control contractor and successfully mediated $10 million federal lawsuit concerning alleged defects in bridge project for the Virginia Department of Transportation (2016).
- Defended pro bono homeowner client in lawsuit by contractor for home improvements that involved deviations from applicable building codes and project drawings (2015).
- Represented federal construction contract in $7 million multiclaim litigation over delay and inefficiency claims before the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals, in connection with contract for defense facilities in Iraq and Afghanistan and successfully settled claims for contractor (2015).
- Successfully defended EPC contractor against multimillion dollar payment claims and lien filings of subcontractors on a fertilizer plant construction project in Texas (2015).
- Successfully prosecuted bid protest under the Virginia Public Procurement Act on behalf of incumbent services contractor working at public education facility (2014).
- Successfully defended bid protest on behalf of intervenor and incumbent waste management contractor on public services contract in Virginia (2014).
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Attorney Publication
10/15/2024
Anthony LaPlaca, Dawn Solowey, Andrew Scroggins, and Adrienne Lee Write on Navigating Construction Employers' Risks of Discrimination in Law360
-
Legal Update
Sep 16, 2024
What Construction Firm Employers Should Do Right Now to Minimize Legal Risk of Discrimination and Harassment Lawsuits
-
Firm News
08/15/2024
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-
Attorney Publication
12/14/2023
Now Available! Seyfarth’s 50 State Lien Law Notice Requirements Guide (2023-2024 Edition)
- Fellow of the Construction Lawyers Society of America (2024)
- Recognized as a "Ones to Watch" lawyer by Best Lawyers in America (Woodward/White Inc.) for Construction Law (2022-2024); Litigation - Construction (2022-2024)
- Named to Super Lawyers Rising Stars (Thomson Reuters) (2016-2023)
- Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (2023)
- Recognized as a Recommended Attorney for Government Contracts by The Legal 500 (Legalese Ltd.) (2020-2021)
- American Bar Association (Construction Law, Government Contracts, and Litigation sections; Young Lawyers Division liaison)
- Section of Public Contract Law: Vice Chair, Government Construction Contracts Committee (2021-2022)
- Associated General Contractors of America
- Design-Build Institute of America
- Editor, Seyfarth's The Construction Seyt blog
- Co-Author, "The Government Contract Compliance Handbook, 6th," Federal Publications (2024)
- Co-Author, “Mitigating Construction Employers' Risks Of Discrimination,” Law360 (October 15, 2024)
- Co-Author, “What Construction Firm Employers Should Do Right Now to Minimize Legal Risk of Discrimination and Harassment Lawsuits,” Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (September 16, 2024)
- Author, "New Statutory Payment Regime for Public and Private Works in Virginia," Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (January 6, 2023)
- Co-Author, "Fraud and Forfeiture: Cautionary Tales of a Construction Claim Gone Wrong," Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (September 6, 2022)
- Co-Author, "US Court of Federal Claims clarifies the statute of limitations for CDA anti-fraud claims," Westlaw Today (June 10, 2021)
- Co-Author, "US Court of Federal Claims Clarifies the Statute of Limitations for CDA Anti-Fraud Claims," Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (May 26, 2021)
- Co-Author, "Biden Administration Issues Executive Order 14005 Aimed at Strengthening Made in America Laws," Legal Update, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (February 5, 2021)
- "What Lies Beneath (And Who Pays for It?)," Pile Driver Magazine, Vol. 17, No. 1 (Winter 2020)
- Author, “On the Effective Use of Liquidating Agreements,” ABA Construction Lawyer Vol. 39, No. 3 (Summer 2019)
- Author, “The Supreme Court Holds Argument in Cochise Consultancy,” The Construction Seyt, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (March 21, 2019)
- Co-Author, “What Does the Indemnity Clause Cover and When Does the Claim Accrue?,” The Construction Seyt, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (January 2, 2019)
- Author, “Hof Construction: The CBCA Decides How it Will Address Conflicting Decisions of Predecessor Agency,” The Construction Seyt, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (December 20, 2018)
- "The State of Buy America: Changes to New York’s Domestic Preference Regime for Public Works and Infrastructure Projects," Management Alert, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (April 9, 2018)
- “The President Giveth and The President Taketh Away: Exemptions and Exclusions to the Trump Steel Tariff,” Management Alert, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (March 27, 2018)
- "Trump Administration Signals Exemptions to Steel Tariffs Are a Long Shot," One Minute Memo, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (March 16, 2018)
- Co-Author, “Trump's Vision for the Buy American Act,” Government Construction, published by Division 13 of the ABA Forum on Construction Law (June 2017)
- Co-Author, “Project In(Site): Legal Developments Impacting Construction & Government Contract Industries,” Seyfarth Shaw Newsletter (June 8, 2016)
- Author, "Owner Forfeiture of Default Termination Rights," International Law Office, Construction (April 4, 2016)
- Author, “Avoiding and Defending Subcontractor Mechanic’s Liens in Texas,” International Law Office, Construction (February 15, 2016)
- Co-Author, “Construction Law and Customs: District of Columbia,” Practical Law (A Thomson Reuters Legal Solution) (February 1, 2016)
- “Settling the Inherently Governmental Functions Debate Once and for All: The Need for Comprehensive Legislation of Private Security Contracting in Afghanistan,” Public Contracts Law Journal, Vol. 41:3 (Spring 2012)
- Presenter, "Government Contracts Compliance," Federal Publications Seminars’ Training Academy (hybrid in-person/webinar), La Jolla, California (May 2022)
- Presenter, "Government Contracts Compliance," Federal Publications Seminars’ Virtual Training Academy (March 2022)
- Presenter, "Government Contracts Compliance - Training Academy," Federal Publications Seminars (December 2021)
- Founder of Team Seyfarth Shaw for the 2019 Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
- Volunteer for the Homeless Ministry at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington, DC
- Pro bono work for Catholic Charities and the Legal Association for the Elderly
- American Heart Association, Lawyers Have Heart, 2018