Amandeep S. Kahlon

Construction Lawyers Society of America, Fellow, 2022  Alabama State Bar Leadership Forum, Class 14, 2018  Listed in The Best Lawyers in America® Commercial Litigation, 2021-2026 Listed in Business Alabama, Legal Elite, 2026 American Bar Association Military Pro Bono Project Outstanding Services Award, 2018  JD Supra Readers' Choice Award, “Top 10 Author,” Construction, 2018, 2021, 2024 Listed in Mid-South Super Lawyers, "Rising Stars," Construction Litigation, 2017-2018 Listed in Alabama’s Associated Builders and Contractors, Future Leaders in Construction, 2016 Listed in Birmingham Business Journal NextGenBHM Winner, 2021 NextGenBHM: Law, 2021 $16 million breach of contract, design defect, and negligence lawsuit brought against an EPC contractor in North Carolina on a heat recovery power project at a waste treatment plant.  $20 million wrongful termination and breach of contract lawsuit for a contractor in New York state court regarding a 100+ MW solar development in Wyoming.  $12 million arbitration for force majeure and non-payment claims on behalf of contractor on 100+ MW solar farm in Georgia. Arbitration and litigation of subcontract disputes on multiple utility-scale solar farms in California, Georgia, North Carolina, Canada, Mississippi and other locations. $18 million lawsuit in federal court regarding delay and acceleration claims on behalf of a general contractor against utility on 64 MW combined-cycle gas power plant.  $60 million breach of contract dispute between a subcontractor and general contractor involving the construction of a 800+ MW coal-fired power plant in Colorado. $4 million international arbitration dispute regarding design defect and breach of contract claims on an electrical transformer purchase.  Multimillion-dollar international arbitration dispute involving delay and interference claims arising out of the construction of a U.S. Consulate. $5 million design defect claim before the ASBCA involving the construction of a military dormitory facility in Texas administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Multiple subcontractor change order and non-payment disputes on environmental remediation projects for the U.S. Air Force. $4 million claim regarding delay and extra work claims on behalf of general contractor on hospital project administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.