Andy T. Hilger
Construction Law, MIOSHA Appeals, and Complex Commercial Litigator
Kimberly Genther, Paralegal
Andy Hilger graduated from Central Michigan University with a degree in Construction Management and brings 10+ years of experience in the construction industry with him into his legal practice. His construction
experience provides context and a “real-world” perspective and understanding into his Construction Law practice.
He is a proactive problem solver throughout the lifecycle of construction projects; from contract formation and negotiations, to arbitration and mediation, and litigation should it become necessary.
In his spare time, Andy enjoys, the outdoors, hunting, wood-working, blacksmithing, traveling, and tinkering with his motorcycles.
“Connecting with people and businesses and assisting them through various challenges from simple disputes, contract language, or complex legal issues and litigation is what makes the practice of law such a satisfying career.”
Education
Central Michigan University
Bachelor of Science, Construction Management
Mount Pleasant, MI
Western Michigan University – Cooley Law School
J.D., Summa Cum Laude
Grand Rapids, MI
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Bar Admissions
- Michigan
- American Bar Association
- State Bar of Michigan
- Grand Rapids Bar Association
- Certificates of Merit:
- Employment Law
- Property I
- Civil Procedure I
- Tax Law
- Constitutional Law I
- Constitutional Law II
- American Legal History
- Drafting, Equity & Remedies
- Leadership Development for Lawyers II
Publications
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- “Revisions in the Occupational Code a Welcome Change for Commercial Contractors” – Hilger Hammond blog
- “The Ambiguous Nature of Consequential Damages” – Hilger Hammond Blog
- “Indemnity Obligations: the “In-Law” That Won’t Move Out” – Hilger Hammond blog
- “Revisions to Indiana’s Anti-Indemnity Statute Impacts Architects, Engineers, and
Design Builders” – Hilger Hammond blog - “Delegated Design and Potential Liability” – Hilger Hammond blog
- “Automation Bias and Discrimination in the Hiring Process” – Hilger Hammond blog
- “Put Employees Back at Their Desks While Avoiding Potential Liability” – Hilger Hammond blog
- “Wading Through the Waves of Restrictions for Recalling Employees” – Hilger Hammond blog
- “Remote Workers and Compensation Structures base on Location” – Hilger Hammond blog
Legal Insight and blog posts from attorney Andy Hilger:
Delegated Design and Potential Liability
The construction industry is ever-changing and always looking for new ways to save costs and improve speed, quality, and efficiency. A common tool employed to achieve these goals is the […]
Automation Bias and Discrimination in the Hiring Process
Learn more about the Automation Bias and Discrimination in the Hiring Process By Attorney Andy Hilger Hiring decisions are time consuming, expensive, and important. Some employers are either using or […]
Put Employees Back at Their Desks While Avoiding Potential Liability
Avoid Potential Liabilities when returning to the office By Attorney Andy Hilger Without a doubt, many workers are huddled around the virtual water cooler waiting to be called back to […]
Wading Through the Waves of Restrictions for Recalling Employees
Many employers are wondering when they can start calling remote employees back to work, what additional precautions need to be taken, if they have a right to require vaccinations, and what the risks are for going back to in-person work.
Remote Workers and Compensation Structures based on Location
Learn more about the strategies of setting up remote worker compensation structures based on their geographic location.
Indemnity Obligations: the “In-Law” That Won’t Move Out
Contractors and subcontractors should be aware of their lingering liability under contractual indemnity provisions that might currently be overlooked. These obligations and the potential for liability can outlast other types of contract claims because they might not accrue until long after the project is done.
Indiana’s Anti-Indemnity Statute Impact Architects, Engineers, and Design Builders
Learn about the impact of Indiana's Anti-Indemnity Statue on Architects, Engineers, and Design Builders.