Hilary Morgan’s passion for construction runs in her family. Growing up, her father was a general contractor in Florida, where development was a primary driver of the local economy. His experiences help her see matters from her clients’ perspectives.

After more than a decade practicing construction law, Hilary has gained an appreciation of the intricacies of conflicting priorities on large construction projects, which enables her to partner with her clients to help navigate their legal needs.

Hilary represents contractors, subcontractors, owners, developers, architects, engineers, consultants, suppliers, and others in all aspects of construction law. She handles a full range of construction issues, including liens, surety bonds, contracts, delay, scheduling, insurance, construction defects, bid protests, licensing, and other related issues. She represents clients in litigation and arbitration, as well as outside of litigation, such as claims avoidance, contract review and drafting, resolving change order or site condition disputes, and other disputes arising on-site.

Clients appreciate Hilary’s ability to jump into issues, learning the language and real-world aspects, facts, and tangible arguments to offer multiple solutions and guidance for the best outcomes. She appreciates her clients’ need for efficient, cost-effective outcomes, and her forward-looking approach helps her clients avoid potential issues in the future.

Originally from Florida, Hilary moved to Colorado in the spring of 2021. She is a board-certified construction lawyer by the Florida Bar and is ranked by Chambers USA in Construction Law in Florida.