





Cracks, leaks, electrical failures defective construction is more than frustrating, it's a legal matter. Baker Law Group fights for Colorado homeowners, developers, and contractors when projects go wrong. Construction defect cases are technical, expensive, and time-sensitive. Our attorneys understand Colorado construction law inside and out and we know how to build a case that holds up against builders, insurers, and their legal teams.
Colorado's rapid real estate expansion has led to an unprecedented volume of construction projects and an equally high volume of complex legal disputes. From custom residential builds to massive commercial developments, the stakes are incredibly high. A single delay, unapproved change order, or foundation failure can jeopardize millions of dollars and years of work.
You need a legal team that understands more than just the law you need attorneys who understand the construction industry. Baker Law Group acts decisively to resolve Colorado construction disputes swiftly, whether through aggressive pre-suit negotiation, arbitration, or taking the opposing party to trial in Colorado state courts. Our attorneys know CO's mechanics lien statutes, construction defect standards, and contractor licensing requirements inside and out.
Tyler specializes in litigation involving real estate, breach of contract, landlord-tenant law, foreclosures, and related areas at Baker Law Group, PLLC, LLC. Tyler is currently licensed in Colorado and Nevada. He grew up in Virginia Beach and attended the University of Virginia, where he double-majored in History and Classical Languages, focusing on Latin. His passion for travel began during a study abroad program at the University of Oxford, which ignited a lifelong love for exploration.
We are a Colorado based law firm striving to provide comprehensive legal services and superior customer service. We believe in equipping our clients to make informed decisions and connecting our clients with all the resources they need to navigate their situation successfully.