Overview

Amber Tuggle's practice focuses primarily on construction, commercial litigation, and contracts. She represents design professionals, general contractors and subcontractors and has litigated and resolved complex cases in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, West Virginia, Texas, South Carolina, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico and Oregon.

Education & Admissions

Education

Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law, J.D., 1999

Kent State University, B.A., 1994

Admissions

Georgia

U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia

U.S. District Court, Middle District of Georgia

U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit

Representative Experience

  • Handled arbitrations for construction clients as both claimants and respondents.
  • Participated in trial of complex commercial case, defending toll manufacturer against multi-million dollar claims of major national chemical conglomerate.
  • Successfully represented general contractor on fee-splitting arrangement and obtained directed verdict on high-value counterclaim.
  • Obtained defense verdict for individual design professional against claims of professional negligence and breach of contract brought by international construction firm.
  • Negotiated highly complex Assignment & Estoppel for recommencement of major construction contract following transfer of ownership of property.

Recent Wins

Practices & Industries

Events & Speaking Engagements

Professional & Community Activities

American Bar Association, Member

Atlanta Bar Association, Member

Design Build Institute of America, Member

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