Overview

Anthony Niccoli has extensive experience representing contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, and owners for a full range of construction issues, including licensing, contract drafting and negotiations, bid disputes, responsive and responsibility issues, change order disputes, terminations, and indemnity obligations and claims. In addition, he handles breach of contract actions such as delay, disruption, acceleration, mechanics’ lien, stop payment notice, payment bond actions, including Federal claims and Miller Act Bonds, and labor issues.

Mr. Niccoli has obtained hundreds of favorable outcomes for his clients through litigation, mediation, arbitration, and settlement. He has worked on cases concerning large construction projects such as the Pasadena Power Plant, new school construction and modernizations, and the River at Rancho Mirage. Mr. Niccoli has also represented contractors before the Contractor’s State License Board. Mr. Niccoli is currently the chairperson of the Engineering Contractor’s Association Legal Committee and has been a member of the Board of Directors for over ten years, and the Chairperson of the Legal/Legislative Committee for the Southern California Chapter of the Construction Management Association, In 2020, Mr. Niccoli will commence his sixth year on the Los Angeles/Orange County Board of Directors for the Associated General Contractors. Mr. Niccoli is also the Legal/Legislative Committee Chair of the Construction Management Association of America.

Honors & Recognitions

In 2010 and 2012, Mr. Niccoli was recognized for giving the best legal presentation in an all-day legal seminar hosted by the Engineering Contractor’s Association. Both years featured nine speakers, comprised of lawyers and expert witnesses.  Mr. Niccoli is the chair of the Engineering Contractor’s Association Legal Committee. 

     

Education

J.D., University of Notre Dame Law School
B.A., University of Notre Dame

Admissions

  • 2002, California
    U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit
    U.S. District Courts, Central, Eastern, Northern, and Southern Courts in California
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