Richard W. Foltz, Jr.

Rich’s practice has been varied, with an emphasis on technical and engineering issues, and he has developed experience in tort, intellectual property and construction contract litigation. He also has significant experience counseling in the construction and government contracts areas. Rich has lectured on construction law and litigation topics at many seminars and industry association meetings.

Rich has substantial experience in the representation of contractors on stadiums, chemical process and power generating facilities.

• Prosecuted claims and defended counterclaims associated with the construction of a 200 MW electrical generating facility in southeastern Massachusetts.
• Prosecuted claims and defended counterclaims and lien awards on behalf of an EPC contract associated with the construction of concrete foundations at a new greenfield construction of an artificial ammonia plant in Wyoming.
• Prosecuted claims and defended counterclaims on behalf of a contractor against a pipeline developer.
• Prosecuted more than $30 million of claims and defended $60 million counterclaim on behalf of major Chicago general contractor, along with pass through claims of six contractors.
• Represented major oil refinery in connection with claims arising out of storm water and ground water handling during an environmental remediation project.
• Prosecuted claims and defended counterclaims for the electrical contractor arising out of construction of Lincoln Financial Field.
• Prosecuted claims and defended counterclaims by the concrete contractor arising out of construction of Citizens Bank Park.
• Represented a coke facility in connection with construction claims and property damage associated with earth movement and water infiltration.

• Best Lawyers in America®: Construction Law (2021-2026)
• Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell®
• Legal 500 United States: 2014