Client Focused
Solution Driven
Construction Centered
Sanderford & Carroll is an experienced construction and federal procurement law firm serving general contractors, subcontractors, developers, private and public owners, and vendors. Our attorneys have experience providing comprehensive legal representation to clients with interests in the construction industry.
It is the firm’s goal to provide the highest quality legal representation and counsel for our clients at a reasonable cost. Conveniently located in Central Texas, our attorneys are recognized across the state as skilled advocates in their areas of practice.
Our Practice Areas
Our firm represents general contractors, subcontractors, developers, select private and public owners, and vendors involved in all types of construction. Our clients build or own both public and private projects.
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Meet Our Attorneys
Our attorneys have the experience and advocacy skills necessary to aggressively pursue and defend all types of complex construction litigation.
Recent Developments
Thomas J. Walthall and Victoria McDaniel-Sonnier Secures Summary Judgment Against Owner and Prime Contractor
Thomas J. Walthall and Victoria McDaniel-Sonnier Secures Summary Judgment Against Owner and...
Allen Wilson and Victoria McDaniel-Sonnier Secure $788,260.05 Arbitration Award
Allen Wilson and Victoria McDaniel-Sonnier Secure $788,260.05 Arbitration Award After a four-day...
Calvin Cowan Secures Summary Judgment Against Prime Contractor
Calvin Cowan Secures Summary Judgment Against Prime Contractor On March 20, 2024,...
Savannah Stroud and Allen Wilson Recognized as Texas Rising Stars
Savannah Stroud and Allen Wilson Recognized as Texas Rising Stars Sanderford &...
Calvin Cowan Prevails in Foreclosure of Lien Claim, Defense of Declaratory Judgment
Calvin Cowan Prevails in Foreclosure of Lien Claim, Defense of Declaratory Judgment...
Cowan Secures Default Judgment Foreclosing a Mechanic’s and Materialman’s Lien
Calvin Cowan Secures Default Judgment Foreclosing a Mechanic's and Materialman's Lien On...