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Richard R. Hardcastle, III

Richard R. Hardcastle III
Officer

314-516-2675 [Direct]
314-241-9090 [Main]
314-241-8624 [Fax]

rrh@greensfelder.com

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Mr. Hardcastle is an Officer in the Construction Law Practice Group. Mr. Hardcastle represents an array of owners, prime contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and design professionals. His practice includes dispute resolution work in both the public and private sectors, as well as contract preparation and transactional work.

Mr. Hardcastle has litigated, arbitrated and mediated a wide variety of complex construction disputes including bid protests, contract terminations, breach of contract and claims for delay, disruption, acceleration, defective design, defective specifications and extra work, to name a few. He has represented construction industry clients before federal and state appellate and trial courts, federal and state boards and tribunals and in arbitrations and mediations around the United States. For example, Mr. Hardcastle recently served as lead counsel for the prevailing party in the longest civil jury trial in St. Louis County history. Mr. Hardcastle has also represented clients in federal and state proceedings for suspension and debarment as well as white collar investigations involving allegations of fraud.

Mr. Hardcastle has substantial experience in the acquisition and delivery of construction services including traditional design-build, design-bid-build, agent construction management, at-risk construction management and turnkey construction. He assists clients in a broad range of contractual settings including competitive bidding on private and public works projects, negotiated pricing, cost plus a fee, with or without a GMP, and best value procurements. Advice to clients during construction or engineering to safeguard against claims, or to preserve rights to make claims, is a significant part of Mr. Hardcastle's practice. Mr. Hardcastle also assists clients in the formation and certification of DBE’s and WBE’s, and the calculation of minority participation on government projects.

 

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Education


  • B.A., Westminster College, 1976, cum laude
  • J.D., Saint Louis University, 1979, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif

State Bars


  • Illinois
  • Missouri

Memberships


  • American Bar Association, Forum on the Construction Industry and Public Contract Law Section
  • Associated General Contractors of St. Louis

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