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Dana K. Ferrera has nearly two decades of experience litigating a wide variety of complex commercial matters on behalf of major corporations and sophisticated corporate clients. She has practiced in both federal and state courts, as well as extensively engaged in the alternative dispute resolution process before the American Arbitration Association and various other tribunals.
Aside from her general commercial litigation background, Dana has a targeted concentration in the construction law arena, representing clients in connection with bid protests, surety litigation, negotiation of construction contracts, delay claims, extra work claims, construction defect claims and lien issues.
Significantly, Dana possesses a unique perspective regarding the business priorities and needs of her clients as a result of her in-house experience at a large, multinational consumer products company, where she directly assisted the Chief Legal Counsel with management of all of the company’s litigation and employment counseling issues, as well as presented to the Board of Directors regarding risk management concerns.
Dana’s commercial litigation practice encompasses partnership disputes, restrictive covenant litigation, business fraud cases and sophisticated commercial contractual battles.
*Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.
- Aug 15, 2021Three New Counsel Named
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- Central Irrigation Supply, Inc. v. Polystar Products, Inc., et al., 2014 N.J. Super. Unpub. LEXIS 2713 (App. Div., Nov. 18, 2014)
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- Member, New Jersey State Bar Association
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- Represented a well-known East Coast marine contractor in a construction arbitration before the American Arbitration Association on a delay damages and extra work claim for work performed in the Hudson River. Prevailed at arbitration and obtained an arbitration award of upwards of $2 million
- Represented a leading worldwide chemical company in litigation surrounding damages suffered by its southern US facility destroyed by Hurricane Katrina
- Represented a very large commercial contractor in the New York area in connection with construction work performed at a warehouse immediately prior to a fire and weather-related roof collapse, resulting in tens of millions in property losses.
