C. William
Groscup
Partner
T: (703) 749-1000 vCard McLean wgroscup@wthf.com
Bill Groscup counsels and advises general contractors, subcontractors and sureties with respect to contract administration, claim preparation, dispute resolution and litigation in federal and state court. His experience includes contract drafting and negotiations, claim advice, strategies for contract administration, dispute resolution and litigation on a wide spectrum of commercial construction projects, including academic buildings, mass transit systems, tunnel projects, railway bridges, highways and power plants.
In addition to his construction litigation practice, Bill has litigated commercial contract, intellectual property and trade secret disputes before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, various federal and state courts, and the American Arbitration Association.
Memberships and Affiliations
Publications and Presentations
T: (703) 749-1000 vCard McLean wgroscup@wthf.com
Bill Groscup counsels and advises general contractors, subcontractors and sureties with respect to contract administration, claim preparation, dispute resolution and litigation in federal and state court. His experience includes contract drafting and negotiations, claim advice, strategies for contract administration, dispute resolution and litigation on a wide spectrum of commercial construction projects, including academic buildings, mass transit systems, tunnel projects, railway bridges, highways and power plants.
In addition to his construction litigation practice, Bill has litigated commercial contract, intellectual property and trade secret disputes before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, various federal and state courts, and the American Arbitration Association.
Memberships and Affiliations
- American Bar Association
- District of Columbia Bar Association
- Virginia Bar Association
- District of Columbia Metropolitan Subcontractors Association
Publications and Presentations
- Author: "Avoiding Liquidated Damages - Is Some Owner Delay Enough?" From the Ground Up, Winter 2003.
- Author: "Measuring Unabsorbed Home Office Overhead Costs - Preconditions for Applying the Eichleay Formula" From the Ground Up, Spring 2004.
- Co-Author: "Successful Projects Through an Understanding of The Law of Lost Productivity" Construction Management Association of America, October 2003.
