Richard Briansky concentrates his practice on complex construction, real estate and general commercial disputes.  Richard has represented owners, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, developers, sureties, and financial institutions in all aspects of construction law claims.  His experience includes the prosecution and defense of delay and productivity claims, extra work claims, federal and state statutory bond claims, mechanic’s lien claims, indemnity claims, bid protests, and all types of construction related disputes.  Richard also represents financial institutions, title insurance companies and developers in aspects of real estate related disputes and general commercial disputes. 

Richard regularly appears in state and federal courts, before regulatory commissions and before state administrative tribunals in a wide range of matters.  Richard's experience includes drafting and negotiating construction contracts, preparing and defending complex contract claims and litigating contract disputes in state and federal courts.

Richard received his B.A. from Clark University in 1993, and his J.D. from Boston University Law School in 1996.

Bar Admissions

• Massachusetts

Education

• Boston University Law School, J.D.,
• Clark University, B.A., 1993

Memberships

• Massachusetts Bar Association
• Boston Bar Association