Deborah Cazan is an experienced construction attorney and dedicated business counselor. Her practice focuses on representing clients in litigation, arbitration and mediation of construction, development and real estate related disputes, including claims for delay, acceleration, interference, defective construction, defective design, scope changes and other issues. On the transactional side, Deborah has extensive experience drafting and negotiating general contractor and construction management agreements, design-build agreements, program management agreements, project management agreements, architectural and engineering agreements and EPC agreements.

Deborah also focuses on advising clients in a multitude of government contracting matters, including pre-award and post-award bid protests, state and federal procurement regulations, negotiations of government contracts, and grant application and award compliance. Additionally, Deborah represents clients in civil and criminal investigations by government agencies.

She earned her J.D. in 2001 from Vanderbilt University. She received her B.A., magna cum laude, in speech communication from the University of Illinois, where she graduated with departmental distinction in 1998. Currently, Deborah is serving as a board member of the Construction Section of the Atlanta Bar Association.